Who manufactures sertraline, and where is it made?
Sertraline is sold as a prescription antidepressant under the brand name Zoloft, and also as generic sertraline hydrochloride. The exact manufacturer and manufacturing site can vary by country, supplier, and the specific product/strength you receive.
How do you check the manufacturer on your sertraline bottle?
To identify who manufactured your specific sertraline, look for:
- The “Manufacturer” or “Distributed by” line on the label or package insert.
- The “NDC” (National Drug Code) number (US), which you can use to confirm the specific product listed for that manufacturer.
Is it Zoloft or generic sertraline that you mean?
If you mean Zoloft (the brand), the manufacturer is different from most generic sertraline makers. If you mean generic sertraline, multiple companies may produce it, and your pharmacy may switch suppliers while staying within the same generic drug.
If you share details, I can pinpoint the manufacturer
If you tell me what you have (brand vs generic), the strength (e.g., 25 mg/50 mg/100 mg), and the country (or the NDC number if you’re in the US), I can help narrow down which company manufactured that specific product.