A generic drug is a copy that is the same as a brand-name medicine in dosage, safety, strength, the way it is taken, quality, performance and intended use.
We strongly recommend generic forms of a medicine, whenever they are available, rather than brand-name ones. A generic drug is a copy which is the same to a brand-name drug in dosage, safety, strength, the way it is taken, quality, performance and intended use. Generic drugs are therapeutically equivalent to their brand-name counterparts. That means they contain the same chemical ingredients and have the same medical effect. The differences between a generic and brand-name drug are the name and the price. A generic drug can be up to 80% less expensive in comparison to an equivalent brand-named medicine. Secondary characteristics can be different, as well. These may include color, flavor and inactive ingredients.
Today almost half of all prescriptions are filled with generic drugs. For more information about generic drugs you can read the frequently asked questions about generic drugs.
In the following tables you can find listed all the categories of medications that are described or presented in various sections on this website. All the medications are listed alphabetically too. If you want to be transferred to a particular page, just click the relevant link.
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the same to a brand-name drug in dosage, safety, strength, the way it is taken, quality, performance and intended use. Generic drugs are therapeutically equivalent to their brand-name counterparts. That means they contain the same chemical ingredients and have the same medical effect. The differences between a generic and brand-name drug are the name and the price. A generic drug can be up to 80% less expensive in comparison to an equivalent brand-named medicine. Secondary characteristics can be different, as well. These may include color, flavor and inactive ingredients. 
