Teva clonazepam and Aurobindo the same drug?

Usually, yes—but it depends on the specific product/strength.

• Clonazepam is the active drug (the “same medication” in general).
• Teva clonazepam and Aurobindo clonazepam are typically brand/manufacturer names for clonazepam tablets or dissolving forms made by different companies.
• They’re commonly considered therapeutically equivalent if they are the same formulation type (e.g., regular tablet vs ODT), same strength (e.g., 0.5 mg, 1 mg), and same release characteristics.

Important: Different brands can still have small differences in inactive ingredients, and switching medications can sometimes affect how you feel—especially for clonazepam because it’s potent.

If you tell me:

1. the strength (e.g., 0.5 mg / 1 mg) and
2. whether it’s tablet or ODT/other,
   I can help you confirm whether the two are likely equivalent.