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Creon is a brand name for pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (pancrelipase). It is used to help people who cannot make enough digestive enzymes, such as in chronic pancreatitis or pancreatic insufficiency, digest food and absorb nutrients.
The generic name for Creon is pancrelipase (a mix of digestive enzymes). Because Creon is a branded product, you may see “pancrelipase” listed as the active ingredient even when patients refer to the medication by the brand name.
There are multiple products that use pancrelipase as the active ingredient (including other brand formulations). If you’re comparing options, the key point is that they may differ by capsule strength and dosing units even though the active ingredient is pancrelipase.
Creon products come in different capsule strengths, and dosing depends on a person’s condition and meal size. Prescriptions typically specify both the brand and strength (or the exact pancrelipase dose).
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