Rising pharma quetiapine actual manufacturer?

Short answer: there isn’t a single, universally recognized “Rising Pharma” quetiapine manufacturer. Quetiapine is now made by many different generic manufacturers in different countries, and the original brand Seroquel was developed by AstraZeneca. If you’ve seen a product labeled “Rising Pharma,” the actual manufacturer could be another company whose name appears on the tablet or the packaging, and it can vary by batch and country.

How to verify the actual manufacturer for your product
- Check the tablet and packaging for: “Manufactured by,” “Manufactured for,” and the name of the facility. Look for an address or company name.
- Look for the National Drug Code (NDC) or equivalent code on the label and use it to look up the manufacturer in your country’s drug database.
- If you’re in the US, you can check the FDA’s Orange Book or drug product labeling databases. In other countries, use the national regulatory authority (e.g., CDSCO in India, EMA in Europe).
- Ask the pharmacist or the seller for the exact manufacturer and lot number. Use that lot number to verify against regulatory databases or the manufacturer’s site.
- If you’re unsure about authenticity or safety, don’t take the medicine and contact a pharmacist or doctor.

If you tell me your country and, if possible, share the imprint code, lot number, or a photo of the packaging, I can help you narrow down the likely manufacturer.