Mylan Xylometazoline nasal drops

Xylometazoline nasal drops are a widely used over-the-counter medication designed to relieve nasal congestion. This specific product is branded under Mylan, which was historically a major American pharmaceutical company founded in West Virginia in 1961. The packaging indicates distribution by Mylan Healthcare B.V., based in the Netherlands, specifically in Bunschoten-Spakenburg.

In 2020, Mylan merged with Upjohn (a former division of Pfizer) to form Viatris. Consequently, the ultimate ownership of the brand now lies with Viatris Inc., headquartered in Pennsylvania, USA. Manufacturing for these pharmaceutical products often takes place in various European facilities, with a significant amount of production occurring in France and other specialized laboratories across the continent to serve the European market.