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Ketotifen is the generic name itself (the drug’s non-branded, standardized name). It’s used as an antihistamine and (in many countries) as an anti-allergy medicine, commonly for allergic conditions.
Brand names vary by country and manufacturer. If you share the specific brand name you saw on a label or prescription, the exact product name and formulation (e.g., tablets vs. eye drops vs. syrup) can be matched to confirm it contains ketotifen.
Yes. The generic name can appear in different dosage forms and strengths, such as eye drops versus oral formulations. The generic name remains ketotifen, but the product type changes how it’s used.
On prescriptions, it is typically written as “ketotifen” (sometimes followed by the dosage form and strength, depending on the country).
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