Which companies manufacture bupropion XL?
Bupropion XL (bupropion extended-release tablets) is made by multiple generic manufacturers and, in some cases, marketed under different label strengths (such as 150 mg and 300 mg). Manufacturer availability can vary by strength, dosage form, and the pharmacy’s supply.
How to find the specific “manufacturer” on your bottle or prescription?
For the exact manufacturer of the bupropion XL you received, check:
- The label section that lists the “manufacturer,” “distributed by,” or “made for” text (often near the bottom of the label).
- The National Drug Code (NDC) on the bottle. The NDC is the fastest way to match a product to its specific maker.
Do brand and generic bupropion XL have different manufacturers?
Yes. If you have a brand product (often associated with a specific original manufacturer) you may see one company listed. If you receive a generic, the manufacturer may be different and can change over time as pharmacies switch suppliers.
Can you tell me your strength and NDC so I can identify the maker?
If you share either:
- the strength (e.g., 150 mg or 300 mg), and the NDC from your bottle, or
- a photo or exact text from the “manufacturer/distributed by” line,
I can help pinpoint the specific company for your exact bupropion XL product.