At Teva, we believe everyone should have access to quality medicine

Generic Medicines

Every hour there is a plane in the air, a ship on the seas or a truck on the road delivering Teva’s generic medicines to pharmacies and hospitals around the world. That’s why a substantial part of our business today and a significant portion of our research and development budget is focused on generic medicines.

Ever wondered what makes a medicine generic?

Here are 22 quick facts about generic medicines

Ever wondered what makes a medicine generic?

Here are 22 quick facts about generic medicines
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Around 200 million people worldwide take one of our medicines every day. Our global footprint is critical to ensuring that patients have access to quality generic medicines - to help manage disease, fight infection, or simply improve overall health.

Generic Medicines and R&D

How Teva Produces the World’s Biggest Medicine Cabinet

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Generic Medicines FAQs

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Teva has the largest supply chain of any pharmaceutical company and our network of about 37,000 employees and 58 global manufacturing sites work around the clock to make sure our medicines reach patients and healthcare systems across six continents. In addition, many prescription medications made by other companies include active pharmaceutical ingredients produced by Teva.

We are committed to creating quality, affordable medicines for more people in more places around the world. Our scientists are currently developing hundreds of generic medicines that aim to increase access to treatments that can improve patients’ health and save healthcare providers billions. Teva continues to strive for a healthier world.

What are Generic Medicines?

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Generic Medicines and Regulation

Safely and Effectively Producing Accessible Medicines

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Making Essential Medicines Accessible

Teva is proud to be a leading supplier of medicines on the World Health Organization’s list of Essential Medicines, which meet the most important needs in health systems worldwide.
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