Furosemide teva generics lasix?

Yes. Teva sells generic furosemide. Generic furosemide (including Teva’s product) is manufactured to be bioequivalent to the brand-name Lasix, so at the same strength it should work the same.

- Common forms/strengths you’ll see: tablets (20 mg, 40 mg, 80 mg), plus oral solution and injectable forms.
- Brand vs generic: Lasix is the brand; generic furosemide is Teva (and other manufacturers) and is typically interchangeable at the same dose.
- What to expect: inactive ingredients can differ between brands/generics, but the active ingredient and strength are the same.

If your pharmacy substitutes Lasix with a Teva generic, it’s generally considered safe to switch when prescribed the same dose. If you have questions about a specific strength, packaging, or NDC code, your pharmacist can confirm.

If you’re using furosemide, watch for dehydration or electrolyte changes (potassium, sodium, etc.), and consult your clinician if you notice new symptoms or are taking other medications that can interact with diuretics.