Methocarbamol manufacturers?

Methocarbamol is sold under the brand name Robaxin in the United States and under a variety of other brand names worldwide. The drug is available as a generic and is manufactured by many contract‑pharma and generic‑drug companies. Below is a snapshot of the most common manufacturers you’ll see on the market (by country/region). Keep in mind that availability can vary by jurisdiction and that the list is not exhaustive.

| Country / Region | Common Manufacturers | Notes |
|------------------|----------------------|-------|
| United States | Teva Pharmaceutical Industries (generic Robaxin)
Mylan Pharmaceuticals (generic)
Sun Pharmaceutical (generic)
Horizon Pharma (generic)
Sandoz (generic) | These firms provide the most widely stocked generic methocarbamol tablets (typically 500 mg). The original brand name product is no longer marketed in the U.S. but the generic is covered by many insurers. |
| Canada | Apotex (generic)
Sandoz (generic)
Celesio (Cipla) (generic)
Aurobindo Pharma (generic) | Methocarbamol is marketed under the brand name Robaxin by Apotex; generic versions are also common. |
| United Kingdom | Sandoz (generic)
Zydus Pharma (generic) | In the UK the drug is typically sold as a generic; branded versions are rare. |
| Australia | Sandoz (generic)
Teva (generic) | Available via the PBS (Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme) as a generic. |
| India | Zydus Cadila (generic)
Cipla (generic)
Sun Pharma (generic)
Zydus (generic) | Methocarbamol is sold as a generic; several local manufacturers produce it for domestic and export markets. |
| Brazil | Genfar (generic)
Neurofar (generic) | The drug is sold as a generic under various trade names. |
| Mexico | GSK (formerly Pfizer) (generic)
Hospira (generic) | Generic methocarbamol is widely available. |

How to identify a manufacturer:
- Packaging & Label: Look at the imprint on the tablet or the label on the bottle—this typically lists the “Manufacturer” or “Brand” name.
- National Drug Database: Each country’s regulatory agency (e.g., FDA in the U.S., Health Canada, EMA in the EU, ANVISA in Brazil) maintains a searchable database where you can look up the product name and see the approved manufacturer(s).
- Pharmacy / Retailer: A pharmacy’s online or in‑store listing will usually note the manufacturer next to the drug name.

Why the list matters
If you’re looking for a specific manufacturer—perhaps for cost comparisons, for a particular formulation (e.g., chewable vs. tablet), or for a particular quality assurance program—checking the official regulatory database or speaking with a pharmacist can confirm the current, licensed producers.

Disclaimer
This information is intended for general educational purposes only. For prescribing, purchasing, or clinical decisions, consult a qualified healthcare professional or pharmacist and verify the latest data from your local regulatory authority.