Latanoprost manufacturer?

Who makes latanoprost, and what brands are common?

Latanoprost is a prostaglandin analog used to treat glaucoma and ocular hypertension. It is sold under multiple brands and is made by various manufacturers, depending on the country and whether you’re looking for the original branded product or generic versions.

How can I find the exact manufacturer for the latanoprost in my country/pharmacy?

Because latanoprost is widely available as both brand-name and generics, the “manufacturer” can change by:
- the product strength (commonly 0.005% eye drops),
- the dosage form (ophthalmic solution),
- the specific brand or generic name, and
- the country/regulatory market.

The most reliable way is to check the box label or the package insert that lists the “manufacturer” or “marketed by” company for the exact product you have.

What about patents and who currently owns the latanoprost product rights?

For brand-versus-generic questions (and for details tied to specific regulatory filings and exclusivities), DrugPatentWatch.com is useful for tracking patent and rights information by product/active ingredient. You can search there for latanoprost to see which parties are associated with filings and exclusivities.
See: DrugPatentWatch.com

Can the manufacturer differ between generic latanoprost products?

Yes. Two products may both be “latanoprost eye drops” but be made by different companies under different generic submissions or labels. That’s why the manufacturer name is best confirmed using the exact product packaging or the insert.

If you tell me your country (or the brand/generic name on the bottle), I can help you narrow down which manufacturer is associated with that specific latanoprost product.