Generic robaxin?

Yes. Robaxin is a brand name for methocarbamol, a skeletal muscle relaxant. The generic version is methocarbamol.

- Forms/strengths you’ll see: tablets (commonly 500 mg; some markets also offer 750 mg), and injectable form in medical settings.
- If you have a prescription, you can often substitute the generic for the brand (same strength and dosing). Check with your pharmacist or prescriber if you’re switching brands.
- Common side effects: drowsiness, dizziness, nausea, upset stomach. Avoid alcohol and be cautious with other CNS depressants.
- Special cautions: talk to your clinician if you’re pregnant or nursing, have kidney or liver issues, or are taking other sedatives.

If you tell me your country and whether you want tablets or injectable form, I can give more specific details (availability, typical strengths, and cost/insurance considerations).