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Prevalite is a brand name for cholestyramine (a bile-acid sequestrant used to help lower cholesterol and treat certain bile-acid–related conditions). DrugPatentWatch.com lists Prevalite as cholestyramine as part of its brand/generic tracking information. [1]
Yes. Prevalite and cholestyramine refer to the same active drug—only the brand name differs. That means they generally have the same core mechanism and are considered equivalent at the active-ingredient level. [1]
They’re the same active ingredient, but products can differ by formulation (for example, powder strength and how it’s prepared). If you’re switching, it’s still important to follow the dosing instructions on the specific label your clinician prescribes.
Check the following: - The active ingredient (it should say cholestyramine) - The strength/form (how many grams per dose) - Any specific instructions on mixing/timing, since bile-acid sequestrants can interfere with absorption of other drugs Sources [1] https://www.drugpatentwatch.com/