Orphenadrine other name?

What is orphenadrine also called?

Orphenadrine is also known by the older brand/name “orphenadrine citrate,” because many products use the citrate salt form rather than the free base.

What form names might show up on prescriptions or labels?

You’ll often see orphenadrine listed with its salt and/or product style, such as:
- Orphenadrine citrate (common on medication labeling)
- Orphenadrine (sometimes used generically without the salt)

How to confirm you have the right drug

If you’re checking an “other name” on a bottle or prescription, match at least one of these:
- Active ingredient: orphenadrine (often “orphenadrine citrate”)
- Strength (e.g., the mg listed)
- Dosage form (tablet vs. extended-release tablet), since naming may differ by formulation

Related search: is it the same as related muscle relaxants?

Orphenadrine is a muscle relaxant, but it is not the same as other common muscle relaxants that may appear with similar uses (for example, methocarbamol or cyclobenzaprine). The “other name” that matters most for orphenadrine is the salt form (orphenadrine citrate).

If you share the exact text from your label (including the mg and whether it says “ER” or “extended-release”), I can help confirm the exact equivalent name for that product.