List of drugs: G




This multi-page article lists pharmaceutical drugs alphabetically by name. Many drugs have more than one name and, therefore, the same drug may be listed more than once. Brand names and generic names are differentiated by the use of capital initials for the former.


See also the list of the top 100 bestselling branded drugs, ranked by sales.


Abbreviations are used in the list as follows:



  • INN = International Nonproprietary Name

  • BAN = British Approved Name

  • USAN = United States Adopted Name

  • Two-letter codes for countries



List of drugs
1–9 |
A | B |
C | D |
E | F |
G | H |
I | J |
K | L |
M | N |
O | P |
Q | R |
S | T |
U | V |
W | X |
Y | Z





Contents






  • 1 g


  • 2 ga


    • 2.1 gab-gad


    • 2.2 gal-gan


    • 2.3 gap-gav




  • 3 ge


    • 3.1 gec-gem


    • 3.2 gen-ger


    • 3.3 ges-gev




  • 4 gi


  • 5 gl


    • 5.1 gla-gle


    • 5.2 gli


    • 5.3 glo


    • 5.4 glu


    • 5.5 gly




  • 6 go-gr


  • 7 gu


    • 7.1 gua


      • 7.1.1 guab-guam


      • 7.1.2 guan


      • 7.1.3 guar




    • 7.2 gus




  • 8 gv-gy





g



ga



gab-gad




  • gabapentin (INN)


  • gabexate (INN)

  • Gabitril


  • gaboxadol (INN)


  • gacyclidine (INN)


  • gadobenic acid (INN)


  • gadobutrol (INN)


  • gadodiamide (INN)


  • gadofosveset trisodium (USAN)


  • gadopenamide (INN)


  • gadopentetic acid (INN)


  • gadoteric acid (INN)


  • gadoteridol (INN)


  • gadoversetamide (INN)


  • gadoxetate disodium (USAN)


  • gadoxetic acid (INN)



gal-gan




  • galamustine (INN)


  • galantamine (INN)


  • galdansetron (INN)


  • galgenprostucel-L (USAN)


  • galiximab (USAN)


  • gallamine triethiodide (INN)


  • gallium (67 Ga) citrate (INN)


  • gallopamil (INN)


  • galocitabine (INN)


  • galosemide (INN)


  • galsulfase (USAN)


  • galtifenin (INN)

  • Galzin

  • Gamene


  • gamfexine (INN)


  • gamithromycin (USAN, INN)

  • gamma-hydroxybutyrate


  • gamolenic acid (INN)

  • Gamophen


  • ganaxolone (INN)


  • ganciclovir (INN)


  • ganefromycin (INN)


  • ganglefene (INN)


  • ganirelix (INN)


  • ganitumab (USAN)

  • Ganite

  • Gantanol


  • gantenerumab (USAN, INN)

  • Gantrisin


  • galyfilcon A (USAN)



gap-gav




  • gapicomine (INN)

  • Garamycin


  • garenoxacin (INN)


  • garnocestim (USAN)

  • Gastrocrom

  • Gastrografin

  • Gastromark

  • Gastrovist


  • gataparsen (USAN)


  • gatifloxacin (INN)


  • gavestinel (INN)


  • gavilimomab (INN)


  • Gaviscon (GlaxoSmithKline US, Reckitt Benckiser UK, Prestige Brands Ca)



ge



gec-gem




  • geclosporin (INN)


  • gedocarnil (INN)


  • gefarnate (INN)


  • gefitinib (USAN)


  • geldanamycin (INN)


  • gemazocine (INN)


  • gemcabene calcium (USAN)


  • gemcadiol (INN)


  • gemcitabine (INN)


  • gemeprost (INN)


  • Gemhexal (Hexal Australia) [Au]. Redirects to gemfibrozil.


  • gemfibrozil (INN)


  • Gemonil (Abbott Laboratories)


  • gemtuzumab ozogamicin (INN)


  • Gemzar (Eli Lilly)



gen-ger



  • Gen-Xene

  • Genapax

  • Gencept

  • Generlac

  • Genesa

  • Gengraf

  • Genoptic

  • Genotropin

  • Gentacidin

  • Gentafair

  • Gentak


  • gentamicin (INN)


  • gentisic acid (INN)

  • Geocillin

  • Geodon

  • Geopen


  • gepefrine (INN)


  • gepirone (INN)

  • Geref

  • Gerimal

  • Germa-medica


  • geroquinol (INN)



ges-gev




  • gestaclone (INN)


  • gestadienol (INN)


  • gestodene (INN)


  • gestonorone caproate (INN)


  • gestrinone (INN)


  • gevotroline (INN)



gi




  • giparmen (INN)


  • giracodazole (INN)


  • giractide (INN)


  • girentuximab (INN)


  • giripladib (USAN)


  • girisopam (INN)


  • gisadenafil (USAN, INN)


  • gitalin, amorphous (INN)


  • gitaloxin (INN)


  • gitoformate (INN)


  • givinostat (INN)



gl



gla-gle




  • glafenine (INN)


  • glaspimod (INN)


  • glaziovine (INN)


  • Gleevec (Novartis)


  • glemanserin (INN)


  • glembatumumab (USAN, INN)


  • glenvastatin (INN)


  • gleptoferron (INN)



gli




  • Gliadel Wafer (Guilford Pharmaceuticals)

  • Gliadel


  • gliamilide (INN)


  • glibenclamide (INN)


  • glibornuride (INN)


  • glibutimine (INN)


  • glicaramide (INN)


  • glicetanile (INN)


  • gliclazide (INN)


  • glicondamide (INN)


  • glidazamide (INN)


  • gliflumide (INN)


  • glimepiride (INN)


  • glipalamide (INN)


  • glipizide (INN)


  • gliquidone (INN)


  • glisamuride (INN)


  • glisentide (INN)


  • glisindamide (INN)


  • glisolamide (INN)


  • glisoxepide (INN)



glo




  • globin zinc insulin injection (INN)

  • Glofil-125


  • gloxazone (INN)


  • gloximonam (INN)



glu



  • Glucagen


  • glucagon (INN)


  • glucalox (INN)


  • glucametacin (INN)

  • Glucamide


  • glucarpidase (INN)


  • Glucobay (Bayer AG). Redirects to acarbose.


  • Glucohexal (Hexal Australia) [Au]. Redirects to metformin.


  • Glucophage (Sanofi)


  • glucosamine (INN)


  • Glucoscan (Bristol-Myers Squibb)


  • glucose oxidase (USAN)


  • glucosulfamide (INN)


  • glucosulfone (INN)


  • Glucotrol (Pfizer)


  • Glucovance (Bristol-Myers Squibb)


  • glucurolactone (INN)


  • glucuronamide (INN)


  • glufanide disodium (USAN)


  • glufosfamide (INN)


  • glunicate (INN)


  • glusoferron (INN)


  • glutaral (INN)


  • glutaurine (INN)


  • glutethimide (INN)



gly




  • glyburide, known also as Diabeta (Sanofi-Aventis) and sulfonylurea


  • glybuthiazol (INN)


  • glybuzole (INN)


  • glyclopyramide (INN)


  • glycobiarsol (INN)

  • GlycoLax

  • Glycoprep


  • glycopyrronium bromide (INN)

  • Glycort


  • glycyclamide (INN)


  • glyhexamide (INN)


  • glymidine sodium (INN)

  • Glynase


  • glyoctamide (INN)


  • glypinamide (INN)


  • glyprothiazol (INN)

  • Glyset


  • glysobuzole (INN)



go-gr



  • Go-Evac


  • gold (198 Au), colloidal (INN)


  • golimumab (INN)


  • golnerminogene pradenovec (USAN, INN)


  • golotimod (USAN, INN)


  • Golytely (Braintree Laboratories)


  • gomiliximab (USAN)


  • gonadorelin (INN)


  • Gonal-F (Serono)


  • goralatide (INN)


  • goserelin (INN)


  • gosogliptin (USAN, INN)


  • goxalapladib (USAN, INN)


  • gramicidin S (INN)


  • gramicidin (INN)


  • granisetron (INN)


  • Gravol (Church & Dwight)


  • grepafloxacin (INN)

  • Grifulvin V

  • Gris-Peg

  • Grisactin


  • griseofulvin (INN)



gu



gua



guab-guam




  • guabenxan (INN)


  • guacetisal (INN)


  • guafecainol (INN)


  • guaiactamine (INN)


  • guaiapate (INN)


  • guaietolin (INN)


  • guaifenesin (INN)


  • guaifylline (INN)


  • guaimesal (INN)


  • guaisteine (INN)


  • guamecycline (INN)



guan




  • guanabenz (INN)


  • guanacline (INN)


  • guanadrel (INN)


  • guanazodine (INN)


  • guancidine (INN)


  • guanclofine (INN)


  • guanethidine (INN)


  • guanfacine (INN)


  • guanisoquine (INN)


  • guanoclor (INN)


  • guanoctine (INN)


  • guanoxabenz (INN)


  • guanoxan (INN)


  • guanoxyfen (INN)



guar



  • guaraprolose (INN)


gus



  • gusperimus (INN)


gv-gy



  • GVS

  • Gynazole-1

  • Gyne-Lotrimin

  • Gyne-Sulf

  • Gynix

  • Gynodiol

  • Gynorest




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