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Generic drugs
Generic drugs are medications that are the same as an existing brand-name drug in form, dosage, safety, and efficacy. They differ in price, appearance, and inactive ingredients from their brand-name counterparts.
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Lipitor generic availability, cost, and dosage
The generic version of Lipitor has been available in the US since 2011
Sep. 26, 2023
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Flomax generic availability, cost, and dosage
The generic form of Flomax, tamsulosin, provides the same advantages and is just as effective at treating symptoms
Oct. 10, 2023
Drug Info
Abilify generic availability, cost, and dosage
Aripiprazole, the generic version of Abilify, is dispensed in pharmacies more than Abilify due to its lower cost
Oct. 12, 2023
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Cymbalta generic availability, cost, and dosage
Both Cymbalta and the generic version of it, duloxetine, are approved to treat depression, anxiety, and some forms of chronic pain
Oct. 16, 2023
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Zyrtec generic availability, cost, and dosage
Cetirizine, the first generic version of the prescription drug Zyrtec, received FDA approval in 2008
Feb. 8, 2024
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Latuda generic availability, cost, and dosage
Lurasidone, the generic version of Latuda, is just as effective but generally less expensive
Mar. 8, 2024
Drug Info
Humira generic availability, cost, and dosage
There’s no “generic Humira,” because the drug is a biologic, but there are several biosimilars that work the same way
Mar. 8, 2024
Drug Info
How quickly does lisinopril work?
It kicks in within a few hours of taking it, but can take a few weeks to reach its maximum benefit
May 3, 2024
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Enbrel generic availability, cost, and dosage
Until a lower-cost Enbrel biosimilar is available, there are a few ways to save
May 16, 2024
Drug vs. Drug
Wegovy vs. metformin: Differences, similarities & side effects
Weight loss is a side effect of both drugs, but they’re prescribed for different purposes
Aug. 6, 2024
Drug Info
Stelara generic availability, cost, and more
Biologic medications like Stelara have biosimilars instead of generics, and a few have already been approved by the FDA
Sep. 10, 2024