Diclofenac and metaxalone brand name?

Diclofenac (NSAID)
| Form | Common U.S. brand name(s) | Notes |
|------|--------------------------|-------|
| Oral (tablet/capsule) | Cataflam (generic‐appearing but still a branded name) | 50 mg or 75 mg tablets; often sold as the “generic” version as well. |
| Topical gel | Voltaren® Gel | 1 % diclofenac gel used for joint pain; sold under the Voltaren brand. |
| Injection | Generic diclofenac sodium | In the U.S. injection form is usually sold as the generic, but in other countries you’ll find branded versions such as Diclofenac Sodium 10 mg/mL. |
| Other | Diclofenac Sodium (generic) | Available as tablets, capsules, or suspension in many countries. |

In many countries other brand names are common—for example, Diclo or Diclofenac 10 mg in India, Diclofenac 1 % gel as Voltaren worldwide, and Diclofenac sold by local manufacturers under their own trademarks.

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Metaxalone (muscle relaxant)
| Form | Brand name(s) | Notes |
|------|--------------|-------|
| Oral (tablet) | Skelaxin® | The most widely recognized brand name in the U.S. and Canada. |
| Other | Metaxalone (generic) | Often sold as the generic, but in some markets you’ll see brand names such as Metaxalone 400 mg by local manufacturers. |

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Quick Take‑away

• Diclofenac: Voltaren (gel), Cataflam (tablet) – and the generic diclofenac sodium is also widely sold.
  
• Metaxalone: Skelaxin – the principal brand name for this muscle relaxant.
  
  Both drugs are prescription medications. If you’re looking to purchase or need specific dosage recommendations, it’s best to consult a healthcare professional or a pharmacist.