Most of the time, yes, but only after the brand-name drug's parent company has taken 20 years enjoying a patent-protected monopoly as Eddie1 has it above.Is there a generic version of every drug in the market?
I never knew this before. Meanwhile, I think it's because these drugs are mostly offered for free by most governments. Therefore, the generic manufacturers won't make a profit if they produce generic versions.High classified drugs such as HIV drugs don't have a generic version of it. Also, vaccines don't have their generic versions as pharmaceutical companies that make these drugs have the sole right to do so.
If the answer is no, there still shall be.Is there a generic version of every drug in the market?
I'm not sure but I think it depends on the demand.Is there a generic version of every drug in the market?
Is generics the name of a car or what?Is there a generic version of every drug in the market?
I don't know if there is a generic version of every drug since there are brand drugs out there.Is there a generic version of every drug in the market?
I don't know. It's better to get brand drugs than the generic ones.Is there a generic version of every drug in the market?