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Re: Are generics always inferior to name brand?

Posted by bleauberry on August 2, 2012, at 17:39:08

In reply to Are generics always inferior to name brand?, posted by alchemy on August 1, 2012, at 20:09:17

> Many people experience a negative change when they go to a different generic. Is it ever the other way around?

Yes. Sometimes. My lyme doc had a generic version of one of the pain pills that he had seen outperform brand in his practice. Me, I liked nortriptyline as long as it was one particular generic brand. A different generic or brand felt bad almost like poison.

I like generic ritalin a lot better than brand.

I think the point is to try both because otherwise it is not possible to know how the patient really responded to that med.


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