Aveed generic name?

What is the generic name for Aveed?

Aveed is an injectable testosterone undecanoate product approved by the US FDA for treating hypogonadism in men. The generic name for Aveed is testosterone undecanoate [1].


Who manufactures the generic version?

Multiple pharmaceutical companies have developed generic versions of testosterone undecanoate, as the market for this medication is quite large. As Aveed is a branded product by Clarus Therapeutics, Inc., multiple other companies now make this generic, including [2] Dr. Reddy's Laboratories and Teva Pharmaceuticals [3], among others, as a result of various patent expirations.

Is the generic version available?

The generic version of testosterone undecanoate was made available as a cheaper alternative after Dr. Reddy's and other competitors started making it, thus increasing patient choices and helping to keep costs low.



What are the common side effects of Aveed and its generic versions?

Common side effects of Aveed and testosterone undecanoate include injection site reactions, pain, redness, swelling, or itching at the injection site, as well as changes such as high blood pressure, fluid retention, mood changes, or acne [4].

Sources:

[1] DrugPatentWatch.com: Testosterone undecanoate

[2] Dr. Reddy's Laboratories

[3] Teva Pharmaceutical Industries, Ltd.

[4] Mayo clinic: Testosterone injections for low testosterone