Irbesartan pharmaceutical brand?

Irbesartan is a generic angiotensin‑II receptor blocker (ARB) that is sold under a handful of branded names around the world. The most widely recognized brand is:

| Brand name | Manufacturer (common in that region) | Notes |
|------------|-------------------------------------|-------|
| Staryl | Pfizer (U.S.) | The original U.S. brand name; still marketed by Pfizer and some specialty distributors. |
| Irbesartan | Various generics (Cipla, Zydus Cadila, Mylan, etc.) | Many manufacturers market it under the generic name itself, especially in countries with a high volume of generic drugs. |
| Irbesartan (generic) | – | In many countries the drug is sold purely as a generic with no proprietary brand, often at a lower cost. |
| Irbesartan (India – “Irbesartan”) | Cipla, Zydus, Dr. Reddy’s, etc. | These companies market the drug under its generic name; sometimes a trade name is added for marketing purposes (e.g., “Irbesartan®”). |

Key takeaway:
- In the U.S. the primary brand name is Staryl.
- In many other markets the drug is sold directly as the generic Irbesartan (often under the same name for simplicity).
- Depending on the country, the same product can be found under multiple manufacturer labels but the active ingredient and strength remain the same.

If you’re looking for a specific formulation (e.g., 150 mg tablets, 300 mg capsules), it’s worth checking the local pharmacy or drug database, as the brand name may vary even for the same dosage.