Besides the price, is there any difference between generic and name brand?
by: Bessler
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Generic drugs may look different from their more expensive brand-name counterparts, but they have the same effect, says Dr. Rich Besser, ABC chief health and medical editor.
Generics are cheaper because they are without the costly research and legal patents in brand-name drugs.
Some customers continue purchasing brand-name drugs when generics are available, but Besser says there’s no need. Generics may look a bit different, with a different capsule or color, but the drug is the same. “Different bottle, different price, same effect,” Besser says.
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This Article Appeared in The Black Truth News Volume 3 Issue 11 November 2012