Is TEVA brand clonazepam still a good brand?

It worked wonderfully years ago. Not any more. It’s scary how they can just change the formula of these meds that so many of us truly depend on to live a day to day life!!! I don’t care what anyone says, not all generics are created equal!

I discontinued using Teva because it was ineffective. The only generic that works for me is Accord which was what Duane Reade sold. Then they got a better deal on Teva so I special ordered Accord but just bought out the last of it and now all they have is Teva. The brand Klonopin is still made but not as effective as Accord. Tried it last night for sleep which is what I use it for and only had one hour then awoke. So we're stuck with Teva as the best out there. Everyone is different. For some Teva is the best. I find it weak. This is a dilemma because I don't like increasing the dose, but 0.5 is a low dose and going to 1 mg would not be a big deal. I take 1 1/4 mg each night, and that's still a low dose. It comes in 0.5mg, 1mg and 2mg. 0.5mg is practically nothing. If it works not as well, you could be at tolerance and need to get it out of your system for a couple of days and then it would be effective until you adjust again. There's no one size fits all.

NO, its crap. It doesn't work at all. It gave me headaches and upset stomach. It's like taking nothing. The only one that works for me is Accord.

It’s April 2023, and the original TEVA clonazepam is the only anxiety medication that’s worked for me without additional side effects. I was so glad that they brought back the original formula, because the changeover was a nightmare of side effects and not very effective. However, with the refills I got this year things are feeling a little bit off
again. It doesn’t seem to be as effective in controlling my anxiety. I am wondering if they have changed the formula again?? Original TEVA has worked very well, as smooth as you could ever hope for in an anti-anxiety medication. Some of the others brands, and I don’t quite remember all of them now (but I do specifically remember Lexapro), definitely gave me physical/neurological side effects.

I think that the people saying that the new teva are bad are just trying to be different than the rest. Accord was complete garbage. It's made in China. Yuck. The teva are as perfect as klonopin can get. Ive been on clonazepam (way better than Xanax but that's another story) , since 2001, I've had them all and the only thing I agree with is they Sandoz was a good generic which they really were good.
But I really can't see how anyone would really believe that the best manufacturer of clonazepam EVER would start making their five star product but with a less effective formula. I could choose from pretty much any generic at any time and I can't think of anything that would make me fill for something other than teva. I had one rx of the name brand many years ago. I don't remember how good they were, I just remember paying so much money that I would never buy them again. Especially with teva for free!
I think the only difference being that teva is in America now where we used to get teva from Israel.

I've been on Klonopin for over 10 years now. For many years I had issues with generics though I don't remember the brands off hand. I switched to name brand Klonopin and it worked great! 1mg twice a day. Recently I switched back to generics and mine work great! I saw the post about TEVA bringing back the little Green 1mg tablets with the 833 on the back. Was that an old formula? I just had my prescription refilled a few days ago and it's ALWAYS the same: Little round green pills with an 833 on the back; the manufacturer being TEVA.

So I'm wondering why people are asking for them to come back when, clearly, they haven't gone away at all?

I take 0.25-0.5 mg at bedtime for early morning insomnia/anxiety. For me Accord works more reliably than Teva (yellow), which sometimes seems to have no effect at all, so I'm surprised by the opposite experiences reported here by others. I think maybe we all need to take a deep breath and not get so worked up about what could be random variation, effects of other inputs (diet, stress, alcohol, ... ), and need for dosage increase. That's what I'm gonna do, anyway.

I have been on Activis for many years. I was switched to Teva because Activis is no longer available. Teva is weaker so is the one with the C2 imprint. I was just switched to Solco. I’m praying it works because my insurance won’t pay for the Klonopin brand.

I was taking Accord brand clonazepam for about 3 mos. I didn't know why I wasn't getting any relief. I personally believe that the Accord brand is a sugar pill or it just didn't work with my system. I was using a larger pharmacy and asked them if they were able to order Teva brand for me and they said I had to get what they have. So by this point I was climbing the walls. Needless to say I switched to a little mom and pop pharmacy and they ordered Teva right away. Had it filled the next day. Been fine ever since.
Go on Accord website and look at the ratings!
Educate yourself! Wishing everyone best of luck.

Yea I just got Teva filled last week there still making them I presume.mine are green 1 mg.

New teva not as good

I had to change to Teva old formula that was reintroduced this Fall. I took Sandoz for a very long time but they discontinued it. It's been pretty awful with Teva. My Dr had to increase dosage bc I was experiencing both withdrawal and break though panic with all the nasty symptoms I never thought I would experience again. The release and response of Teva is very unsteady. I am miserable. My quality of life has spiraled downward. Sandoz was by far the superior generic even over the brand. I have appealed to Sandoz to bring it back like Teva did. I hope others are as well. I also heard past Teva patients say it's not the same and doesn't even look the same in color and pill feel. I feel for everyone going through this. God help us all.

Hi. I’m new to this thread but happy I found it. I’ve been taking 2 mgs for sleep for 20 years. I was on Mylan with no complications until they discontinued it. I tried Accord and it didn’t seem to help so I switched to Acatavis and it worked better than my Mylan. I now have Teva and I’m having a hard time. I do sleep but I feel a bit dizzy and a little sick the next day. It’s been 12 days. Did anyone experience this? Does my body just need to adjust? I’m just not myself and I have a high pressured job. Thank you.

Just switched back to the 0.5mg TEVA Clonazepam from Actavis , anyone notice having to get used to it again? I’m having break through anxiety and insomnia. I take 1.5mg everyday and have not had a problem until I switched back.