Has xarelto gone generic?

Yes. Generic rivaroxaban (the active drug in Xarelto) is available in the United States and in many other countries. Several manufacturers produce generic rivaroxaban tablets in the same strengths as Xarelto (for example 2.5 mg, 10 mg, 15 mg, 20 mg).

If you have a prescription for Xarelto, you may be able to switch to the generic version, usually at a lower cost. Whether you can switch depends on your insurance coverage and the exact dose you’re prescribed, and your pharmacist/doctor can confirm.

A few tips:
- Check with your pharmacist or prescriber to confirm the exact strength you need and whether a generic version is available for that strength.
- Compare the cost with your insurer; some plans require prior authorization or prefer one option over another.
- Ensure the substitution is documented and that you take the same strength and instructions as prescribed.

If you’d like, tell me your country and the exact rivaroxaban dose you’re using (e.g., 20 mg once daily), and I’ll share more specific, up-to-date info.