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But but but... Why does the http://intelchemicals.com/ website list Integra as a drug Intel Chemical Enterprises produces?

"Intel Chemical Enterprises also produces Integra ( sildenafil citrate), is a medication used to treat erectile dysfunctions."

OR maybe they meant Intagra? Either way, neither drugs are actually produced by Intel Chemicals. Just more misleading information...

https://www.medindia.net/amp/drug-price/sildenafil/integra-100mg.htm "Integra" Manufactured by Intra Labs India Pvt. Ltd.

https://www.practo.com/medicine-info/amp/intagra-100-mg-tablet-24801 “Intagra” Manufactured by ByIntas Pharmaceuticals Ltd.

Brands of sildenafil
Sildenafil is the medical name for the active ingredient in Viagra tablets. The patent for Viagra held by the drug company Pfizer expired in June 2013. Since then a number of UK licensed brands of sildenafil have become available from various pharmaceutical manufacturers. These companies market sildenafil branded by their company names, e.g. Sandoz sildenafil, Mylan sildenafil, Accord, Actavis, Ajanta, Pfizer, Teva, Torrent, Dr Reddys, Bristol Labs, Zentiva, etc.

Generic treatment
As long as doctors write prescriptions using the medical name of the active ingredient, sildenafil, and not a brand name, pharmacists are free to supply any one of the available sildenafil brands. This sort of prescribing, using the medical name not the brand name, is called generic prescribing. Sildenafil is sometimes called generic Viagra. It is more accurate to say Viagra is a brand of sildenafil, and that sildenafil is the generic name.