Sitagliptin vs teneligliptin

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Asked for Male, 29 Years

I have been taking Janumet 50/1000 from a long time for diabetes. I recently read about teneligliptin which is much cheaper than sitagliptin. Are both the salts same in effectiveness? Can I replace Janumet with Tenginow M 20/1000?

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Dr. Raveendran S R

Diabetologist 14 yrs exp Chennai

Hi I can understand your concern Yes both from same family But janumet efficacy little High You can replace and recheck sugar in a week to know difference

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Dr. Saurav Shishir Agrawal Endocrinologist 10 yrs exp Noida · Accepted Answer

Dr. Saurav Shishir Agrawal

Endocrinologist 10 yrs exp Noida

If cost is not a concern then better to stick to sitagliptin as it's better in terms of efficacy and has got good trials proving it's efficacy and safety as compared to teneligliptin