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Mirabegron Trade Names

Mirabegron is marketed under the trade names Myrbetriq (USA), Betmiga (EU), and Betanis (Japan). 1

Regional Brand Names

  • United States: Myrbetriq 1, 2
  • European Union: Betmiga 3
  • Japan: Betanis 1, 3

Available Formulations

  • Extended-release tablets: Available for adults and pediatric patients weighing ≥35 kg 2
  • Extended-release oral suspension (Myrbetriq Granules): Specifically formulated for pediatric patients, particularly those weighing <35 kg 2

Important note: The ER tablet and ER oral suspension formulations are not substitutable on a mg-by-mg basis. 2

References

2
Research

Mirabegron: Pediatric First Approval.

Paediatric drugs, 2021

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