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Where is Etravirine made?

7 companies sell it under their own name and 2 repackagers rebottle it. Their labels name 5 factories in the United States, India, Italy and Belgium.

United States 2India 1Italy 1Belgium 1
United States: 2India: 1Italy: 1Belgium: 1

Companies and their factories

Company on the labelFactoryWhereLast FDA inspection
Janssen Products LP Intelence25 mg, 100 mg, 200 mg · NDC 59676-570, 59676-571, 59676-572 Janssen Cilag SpAMakes it and tests it Borgo San Michele, ItalyProblems found, fixed voluntarilySep 2024
Janssen Ortho LLCMakes it and tests it Gurabo, PR, United StatesProblems found, fixed voluntarilyMar 2023
Janssen Pharmaceutica NVMakes the active ingredient and tests it Geel, BelgiumProblems found, fixed voluntarilyMar 2024
Patriot Pharmaceuticals100 mg, 200 mg · NDC 10147-0570, 10147-0571 Janssen Cilag SpAMakes it and tests it Borgo San Michele, ItalyProblems found, fixed voluntarilySep 2024
Janssen Pharmaceutica NVMakes the active ingredient and tests it Geel, BelgiumProblems found, fixed voluntarilyMar 2024
Bionpharma Inc.100 mg, 200 mg · NDC 69452-254, 69452-255 Recipharm Pharmaservices Private LimitedMakes it Bengaluru, IndiaNo problems foundMar 2024
Carnegie Pharmaceuticals, LLC100 mg, 200 mg · NDC 80005-112, 80005-113 Carnegie Pharmaceuticals, LLCMakes it, tests it and packages it Delran, NJ, United StatesNo problems foundOct 2025
Leading Pharma, LLC100 mg, 200 mg · NDC 69315-285, 69315-286 Carnegie Pharmaceuticals, LLCMakes it, tests it and packages it Delran, NJ, United StatesNo problems foundOct 2025
Amneal Pharmaceuticals25 mg, 100 mg, 200 mg · NDC 69238-1721, 60219-1721, 69238-1722 +3The label doesn't name the factory. Plants this company names for other drugs
AvKARE, Inc.100 mg, 200 mg · NDC 42291-473, 42291-474The label doesn't name the factory. Plants this company names for other drugs

Repackaged by

These companies buy Etravirine in bulk and rebottle it, often for mail-order, clinic or hospital pharmacies. If your bottle shows one of these names, open its NDC to see who made the pills inside.