Mesalamine brands?

Yes. Mesalamine has multiple brand names that vary by country and by formulation (oral tablets/capsules vs. rectal forms).

Common brands (mostly in the United States and widely used elsewhere)
- Oral
- Asacol (400 mg delayed-release tablets)
- Asacol HD (800 mg delayed-release tablets)
- Delzicol (400 mg delayed-release capsules)
- Lialda (1.2 g tablets, once daily)
- Apriso (0.375 g extended-release capsules)
- Pentasa (250 mg capsules; extended-release)
- Rectal
- Rowasa (mesalamine enema)
- Canasa (mesalamine suppositories)

Notes
- Many mesalamine products are available as generics, and brand availability can vary by country.
- In some regions, other brands (such as Salofalk) are commonly used for mesalamine oral formulations, and there may be country-specific names (e.g., Mesacol in parts of India).

If you tell me your country and the exact formulation you’re asking about (oral tablet/capsule, enema, or suppository), I can give you a more location-specific list.