Tag: generic drugs

+ Bioequivalence and Patient Safety: Why Testing Matters for Generic Drugs
  • Feb, 7 2026
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Bioequivalence and Patient Safety: Why Testing Matters for Generic Drugs

Bioequivalence testing ensures generic drugs work just like brand-name ones, saving billions while keeping patients safe. Here's why this science matters more than you think.

+ Generic Manufacturing Standards: How Quality Control Stops Counterfeit Drugs
  • Jan, 13 2026
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Generic Manufacturing Standards: How Quality Control Stops Counterfeit Drugs

Generic drugs are held to the same strict quality standards as brand-name drugs. Strong manufacturing controls, digital tracking, and lab testing prevent counterfeit drugs from reaching patients. Learn how cGMP, serialization, and AI are stopping fake medicines before they harm anyone.

+ Pharmacist Recommendations: When to Suggest Authorized Generics
  • Dec, 28 2025
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Pharmacist Recommendations: When to Suggest Authorized Generics

Pharmacists should recommend authorized generics for patients with allergies to inactive ingredients, those on narrow therapeutic index drugs, or when regular generics cause unexpected side effects. They’re identical to brand-name drugs but cost significantly less.

+ Employer Health Plans and Generic Preferences: How to Navigate Prescription Drug Coverage
  • Dec, 20 2025
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Employer Health Plans and Generic Preferences: How to Navigate Prescription Drug Coverage

Learn how employer health plans use formularies to push generic drugs, what tiered pricing means for your copays, and how to save money on prescriptions without sacrificing care.

+ Medical Society Guidelines on Generic Drug Use: What Doctors Really Think
  • Nov, 19 2025
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Medical Society Guidelines on Generic Drug Use: What Doctors Really Think

Medical societies have clear but differing views on generic drug substitution. While most drugs are safe to swap, experts warn against switching for epilepsy, thyroid, and blood thinner medications due to small but dangerous differences in how they work.

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