Active ingredient
Betamethasone
31 medications authorised for sale in Canada contain Betamethasone.
How it is classified
- Dermatologicals
- Systemic hormonal preparations, excluding sex hormones and insulins
The anatomical main group records the body system a medicine acts on. It is not a statement of what this ingredient treats, and nothing on this page is. Products containing this ingredient are classified under more than one group.
Products containing Betamethasone
- Betaderm CRM 0.05%
- Betaderm CRM 0.1%
- Betaderm Lotion 0.1%
- Betaderm Ont 0.05%
- Betaderm Ont 0.1%
- Celestone Soluspan
- Diprolene
- Diprosalic
- Diprosone
- Diprosone
- Diprosone
- Dovobet Gel
- Dovobet Ointment
- Enstilar
- Fucibet
- Lotriderm
- Taro-Calcipotriol / Betamethasone Gel
- Taro-Clotrimazole/betamethasone Dipropionate
- Taro-Sone
- Teva-Betamethasone/ Calcipotriol
- Teva-Ectosone
- Teva-Ectosone
- Teva-Ectosone
- Teva-Ectosone
- Teva-Topilene
- Teva-Topilene
- Teva-Topilene
- Teva-Topisone
- Teva-Topisone
- Teva-Topisone
- Wynzora
Strengths and forms differ between these products — check them against your own. Containing the same active ingredient does not mean two products can be substituted for each other: whether a substitution is permitted is a provincial decision, and this page does not show it. Ask a pharmacist.
How Health Canada files this ingredient
- BETAMETHASONE (BETAMETHASONE DIPROPIONATE)
- BETAMETHASONE (BETAMETHASONE SODIUM PHOSPHATE)
- BETAMETHASONE (BETAMETHASONE VALERATE)
These are the spellings used across the products above, including the specific salt in each. They are grouped here as one ingredient.
Source: Health Canada — Drug Product Database. Data current as of 2026-08-12. Marketed human products only.