Auryxia (ferric citrate) mylan generic?

It sounds like you’re asking about Auryxia (ferric citrate) from Mylan as a generic—or whether a Mylan “generic” is available. Here’s the helpful breakdown:

What Auryxia is

• Auryxia® = ferric citrate (an oral iron product)
• Used to treat hyperphosphatemia in people with chronic kidney disease (CKD), especially dialysis patients.
• It works by binding phosphate in the gut (and it also provides iron).

Is there a “Mylan generic”?

• Mylan (now often under other brandings depending on the country and time) may have products that are marketed as ferric citrate generics.
• Whether it’s specifically labeled as a “Mylan generic” depends on your country, pharmacy, and current approvals.
• The key point is: if it’s a true generic, it should be ferric citrate and have comparable strength and dosing to Auryxia.

If you’re switching from Auryxia to a generic

In general, you should:

• Confirm the exact product name on the bottle (e.g., “ferric citrate” with the strength in mg).
• Make sure the dose schedule is the same (often taken with meals, but follow your prescriber’s directions).
• Monitor labs your clinician checks (commonly phosphorus and sometimes iron studies/hemoglobin).

Quick safety notes (important)

Ferric citrate can cause:

• GI side effects (constipation or diarrhea, nausea, dark stools)
• Caution with iron overload or certain blood disorders—your clinician will guide this.

If you tell me:

1. your country (US/Canada/UK/etc.),
2. the strength on the Mylan bottle (mg per tablet), and
3. what dose you were taking of Auryxia,
   I can help you verify whether the product you have should be considered equivalent and how to align dosing.