Key takeaways
Januvia (sitagliptin) and Zituvio (sitagliptin) are both medications used to treat Type 2 diabetes in adults. They belong to the same drug class, dipeptidyl peptidase-4 (DPP-4) inhibitors, and have the same ingredient (sitagliptin). They work by helping your body make more insulin and less sugar. Both medications are taken orally once a day and can be taken with or without food. Januvia is a brand-name medication, while Zituvio is an authorized generic. But the two medications aren't considered interchangeable. Both medications have similar side effects, such as runny or stuffy nose and headache, and they share warnings about potential pancreas inflammation, heart failure, and kidney problems.
Prices with our coupons for Januvia vs. Zituvio
Compare other Diabetes Type 2 drugs
Alogliptin vs. JanuviaGlyxambi vs. JanuviaJanuvia vs. ActosJanuvia vs. AfrezzaJanuvia vs. Amaryl
Januvia vs. ByettaJanuvia vs. FarxigaJanuvia vs. GlipizideJanuvia vs. GlucotrolJanuvia vs. GlucovanceJanuvia vs. InvokanaJanuvia vs. JanumetJanuvia vs. JardianceJanuvia vs. OnglyzaJanuvia vs. OzempicJanuvia vs. RybelsusJanuvia vs. StarlixJanuvia vs. TradjentaJanuvia vs. VictozaJanuvia vs. ZituvioMetaglip vs. JanuviaMetformin vs. JanuviaNesina vs. JanuviaSaxagliptin vs. JanuviaToujeo vs. JanuviaTrulicity vs. JanuviaByetta vs. OzempicGlucotrol vs. AmarylGlucotrol vs. ByettaTradjenta vs. Amaryl
