How will you know when sold a generic drug in place of brand one?

[Beth]

I'm still a bit confused about what differs from a brand drug from a generic one. What do you always look for when getting the drug?

 

[Garold]

I'm still a bit confused about what differs from a brand drug from a generic one. What do you always look for when getting the drug?

You should focus on buying original meds and not if it's generic or branded one.

 

[Craig1]

The first and most elementary that comes to mind is to look at the packaging. It will always be written who the manufacturer is and what name of the drug is. That is, it is clear that the original Viagra is produced by Pfizer, which is why the images with the word Pfizer will be printed everywhere, including a blister with tablets and often even tablets themselves.

 

[Tanu]

I'm still a bit confused about what differs from a brand drug from a generic one. What do you always look for when getting the drug?

I buy drugs based on what my doctor says and don't bother about the type of drugs.

 

[Lucas]

The price has the first hint. Generics will cost much lower than branded meds.

 

[Topher]

I'm still a bit confused about what differs from a brand drug from a generic one. What do you always look for when getting the drug?

Well, if you can afford getting the brand drugs, it's way better than generic pills. The only problem is that it is very expensive.

 

[Oberyn]

I'm still a bit confused about what differs from a brand drug from a generic one. What do you always look for when getting the drug?

Both have labels. The brand-name model is also quite costly. Online pharmacies also groups them accordingly.

 

[Bronn]

I'm still a bit confused about what differs from a brand drug from a generic one. What do you always look for when getting the drug?

After googling how the brand name version of the drug you're planning to buy looks, go for exactly that. Also, the label and price should give you a hint.

 

[Gilbert55]

I'm still a bit confused about what differs from a brand drug from a generic one. What do you always look for when getting the drug?

The shape and color will be different. You can ask friends before purchasing.

 

[Raelyn]

You should focus on buying original meds and not if it's generic or branded one.

That's why she has asked this question.

 

[John Cook]

You should focus on buying original meds and not if it's generic or branded one.

The prices are different, so knowing which is which is not out of place.

 

[Annette Miller]

I'm still a bit confused about what differs from a brand drug from a generic one. What do you always look for when getting the drug?

Ask Google for both and filter the results by image. Do the comparison.

 

[Marcus Brown]

Well, if you can afford getting the brand drugs, it's way better than generic pills. The only problem is that it is very expensive.

Irrelevant! We know this already.

 

[Rosanne Eveleigh]

The shape and color will be different. You can ask friends before purchasing.

Color? I don't think so.

 

[Judith Simon]

Color? I don't think so.

I support. The color can be the same. I realize most drugs have the white color.

 

[Darren Dodds]

I'm still a bit confused about what differs from a brand drug from a generic one. What do you always look for when getting the drug?

You should ask the doctor for generics and originals.

 

[Romeo Mcgee]

You should ask the doctor for generics and originals.

This is what I will start doing to avoid being cheated when getting drugs.

 

[Colt Perry]

I'm still a bit confused about what differs from a brand drug from a generic one. What do you always look for when getting the drug?

The price and seals.