Generic drugs save billions and are used in over 90% of prescriptions. But myths about safety and effectiveness persist. Here’s what the science actually says - and when you should be cautious.
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Learn how to choose the right OTC antihistamine - Zyrtec, Claritin, or Allegra - based on your symptoms, lifestyle, and tolerance for drowsiness. Get clear dosing advice and expert-backed comparisons.
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Statins lower cholesterol and save lives, but not all are safe with every medication. Learn which statins have the highest drug interaction risks and how to choose the safest one for your unique mix of prescriptions.
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Generic drugs contain the same active ingredients as brand-name drugs and are proven to work just as well. Learn how the FDA ensures equivalence, why generics save billions, and when you should still be cautious.
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Biosimilars are highly similar versions of complex biologic drugs, approved by the FDA as safe and effective. They offer the same benefits as brand-name biologics at lower costs, with no meaningful differences in how they work.
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Learn how to talk to patients about generic medications in a way that builds trust, improves adherence, and saves money-without using jargon or assumptions. Real strategies for providers who want to make generics work for their patients.
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Combo generics often cost far more than buying the same drugs as separate generics. Learn how much you could save by switching-and when a combo pill is truly worth the price.
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Constipation, drowsiness, and nausea are the most common side effects of opioid pain medications. Learn why they happen, how to manage them from day one, and when to seek help to avoid serious risks.
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Pharmacokinetic studies are the backbone of generic drug approval, measuring how your body absorbs medication to prove it works like the brand name. Here's how they work, where they fall short, and why they still matter.
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Fixed-dose combination drugs combine two or more medications in one pill to improve adherence, reduce pill burden, and enhance treatment outcomes. Learn how they work, where they're used, and when they're truly beneficial.
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