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Fluoxetine is the generic name for an antidepressant. A well-known brand name for fluoxetine is Prozac [1]. Because manufacturers can sell the same active ingredient under multiple brand labels, you may also see other trade names in some countries, but the “generic” name remains fluoxetine [1].
On a prescription or medication bottle: - “Fluoxetine” typically means the generic drug (same active ingredient as Prozac) [1]. - “Prozac” is the brand name [1].
Yes. Prozac and generic fluoxetine contain the same active ingredient—fluoxetine—so they are intended to treat the same conditions at equivalent doses [1].
No. Switching between generic fluoxetine and Prozac should keep the prescribed dose and dosing instructions the same, because the active ingredient is the same [1].
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