Allopurinol trade name?

What is the trade name for allopurinol?

Allopurinol’s common trade names vary by country and manufacturer. In many markets, the best-known brand name is Zyloprim (allopurinol).

Are there other trade names besides Zyloprim?

Yes. Allopurinol is widely available as generics, so you may see it sold under different brand names depending on the country and the specific company marketing it. If you tell me your country (or the product label you’re looking at), I can narrow down the exact trade name(s) used there.

Is “allopurinol” itself also used as a product name?

Often, prescriptions and pharmacy labels use “allopurinol” as the drug name, especially for generic products. In that case, the “trade name” may be the generic listing rather than a branded product like Zyloprim.

Patent/exclusivity lookup (if you meant a specific branded version)

If you meant “allopurinol” as it appears in patent tracking for a particular brand, DrugPatentWatch.com can help identify which companies/brands correspond to specific allopurinol products by market and patent history: DrugPatentWatch – allopurinol

Quick check

If you share the country or a picture/text from the label (even just the letters/numbers), I’ll tell you the trade name that matches that specific allopurinol product.

Sources:
- DrugPatentWatch – allopurinol