Marketing-authorisation holder · United States
Kenvue Brands
35 medicines in 1 country, as authorisation holder.
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Marketing-authorisation holder · United States
35 medicines in 1 country, as authorisation holder.
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Every medicine in the registers under its name, current ones first.
1–25 of 35
| Medicine | Substance | Country | Status | Authorised |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CHILDREN'S MOTRIN40mg/ml · Suspension/drops | Ibuprofen | United States | Marketed | 1996 |
| CHILDREN'S MOTRIN100mg/5ml · Suspension | Ibuprofen | United States | Marketed | 1995 |
| CHILDREN'S MOTRIN50mg · Tablet, chewable | Ibuprofen | United States | Not marketed | 1996 |
| CHILDREN'S MOTRIN COLD100mg/5ml; 15mg/5ml · Suspension | Ibuprofen, Pseudoephedrine | United States | Marketed | 2000 |
| CHILDREN'S ZYRTEC ALLERGY5mg/5ml · Solution | Cetirizine | United States | Marketed | 2007 |
| CHILDREN'S ZYRTEC ALLERGY10MG | 2.5MG | 5MG **Federal Register determination that product was not discontinued or withdrawn for safety or effectiveness reasons** · Tablet, chewable | Cetirizine | United States | Marketed | 2004 |
| CHILDREN'S ZYRTEC HIVES5mg/5ml · Solution | Cetirizine | United States | Marketed | 2007 |
| CHILDREN'S ZYRTEC HIVES RELIEF10MG **Federal Register determination that product was not discontinued or withdrawn for safety or effectiveness reasons** | 5MG **Federal Register determination that product was not discontinued or withdrawn for safety or effectiveness reasons** · Tablet, chewable | Cetirizine | United States | Not marketed | 2004 |
| IMODIUM A-D2MG · Tablet | Loperamide | United States | Marketed | 1989 |
| IMODIUM A-D1mg/5ml | 1mg/7.5ml · Solution | Loperamide | United States | Marketed | 1988 |
| IMODIUM MULTI-SYMPTOM RELIEF2mg; 125mg · Tablet | Loperamide, Dimethicone | United States | Marketed | 2000 |
| JUNIOR STRENGTH MOTRIN100mg · Tablet, chewable | Ibuprofen | United States | Not marketed | 1996 |
| JUNIOR STRENGTH MOTRIN100mg · Tablet | Ibuprofen | United States | Marketed | 1996 |
| MEN'S ROGAINE5% · Aerosol, foam | Minoxidil | United States | Marketed | 2006 |
| MOTRIN IB200mg · Tablet | Ibuprofen | United States | Marketed | 1984 |
| MOTRIN MIGRAINE PAIN200mg · Tablet | Ibuprofen | United States | Not marketed | 1984 |
| NUPRIN200mg · Tablet | Ibuprofen | United States | Not marketed | 1984 |
| PEPCID AC10MG **Federal Register determination that product was not discontinued or withdrawn for safety or effectiveness reasons** | 20MG · Tablet, chewable | Famotidine | United States | Marketed | 1998 |
| PEPCID AC10mg | 20mg · Tablet | Famotidine | United States | Marketed | 1995 |
| PEPCID COMPLETE800mg; 10mg; 165mg · Tablet, chewable | Carbonate, Famotidine, Hydroxide | United States | Marketed | 2000 |
| RHINOCORT0.032mg/inh | 0.064mg/inh · Spray, metered | Budesonide | United States | Marketed | 1999 |
| RHINOCORT ALLERGY0.032mg/spray · Spray, metered | Budesonide | United States | Marketed | 1999 |
| ROGAINE EXTRA STRENGTH (FOR MEN)5% · Solution | Minoxidil | United States | Marketed | 1997 |
| ROGAINE (FOR MEN)2% · Solution | Minoxidil | United States | Marketed | 1988 |
| ROGAINE (FOR WOMEN)2% · Solution | Minoxidil | United States | Marketed | 1988 |
Where it holds or makes medicines, with how many are current.
| Country | Medicines | Current | Past | Companies |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| United States | 35 | 35 | 0 | CompaniesAll medicines |
The active substances in most of its medicines.
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