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No. TEVA and Lipitor are not the same drug. - TEVA is a company name (Teva Pharmaceuticals), not a medication. - Lipitor is a brand name for atorvastatin, a cholesterol-lowering statin.
Teva makes generic versions of atorvastatin (the active ingredient in Lipitor). In other words, a Teva-brand generic atorvastatin is meant to have the same active ingredient as Lipitor, but it is not Lipitor itself. Brand names and manufacturers can differ.
Check the “active ingredient” on the label: - Lipitor: atorvastatin - Teva generic tablets: usually atorvastatin (same active ingredient, different brand/manufacturer)
Because some users look at the manufacturer (TEVA) and assume it is the name of the drug. In reality, TEVA commonly appears on generic medications that share the same active ingredient as a well-known brand like Lipitor.
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