Terbutaline syrup brand name?

What brand names does terbutaline syrup go by?

Terbutaline (a short-acting beta-2 agonist) is commonly sold in different countries under brand names and also as generics. In many markets, syrups and oral formulations use the drug name directly (for example, “terbutaline syrup”) or a local brand name.

If you tell me your country (or the exact strength on the bottle, such as 1 mg/5 mL or 2.5 mg/5 mL), I can narrow it down to the specific brand name(s) used where you live.

How to identify the correct terbutaline syrup if you’re shopping at a pharmacy

Look for:
- The active ingredient: terbutaline
- The formulation: syrup (oral solution)
- The strength (mg per mL or mg per 5 mL)
- The manufacturer or local brand name on the label

Is terbutaline syrup the same as other terbutaline formulations?

Terbutaline is also available as tablets, oral solutions, inhalers (and sometimes nebulized forms depending on the country). Brand names can differ by dosage form, so an “inhaler brand” is not necessarily the same name as a “syrup brand.”

If you meant “for asthma,” is terbutaline syrup appropriate?

Terbutaline syrup is sometimes used for bronchospasm in children, but the specific indication depends on local prescribing guidance and the product label. If you’re asking because you have a prescription or medication label, share the strength and your country and I’ll help match it to the likely brand and formulation.