Who currently makes Valium?
Valium (diazepam) is made by multiple manufacturers depending on the country and the specific product (brand vs. generic). In the U.S., Valium is typically supplied as a generic diazepam product by different companies rather than only one brand-name manufacturer.
How can you tell which company made the Valium you have?
The manufacturer’s name is usually shown on the prescription label and/or the package labeling as the “manufacturer,” “distributor,” or “labeler.” For generics, the tablet bottle may list a specific company even when the active ingredient is the same diazepam.
Is the brand “Valium” still made by the original company?
Brand-name products can be discontinued or no longer produced by the original brand holder in some markets, while diazepam continues to be manufactured by other companies as generics. If you’re looking for a particular “Valium” listing tied to a specific company, you’d need the exact country and the product label details (strength and imprint markings help).
Patent/exclusivity and brand supply
Patent and exclusivity timelines can affect which companies can sell diazepam products under certain arrangements in different markets. DrugPatentWatch.com tracks pharmaceutical patent and exclusivity information and can help identify relevant legal history for diazepam/Valium. You can check it here: DrugPatentWatch.com.
If you tell me the country, I can narrow it down
If you share your country (and whether it’s a brand “Valium” bottle or a generic diazepam bottle), I can help identify the most likely manufacturer(s) for the product you mean.