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A drug that is not sold under a brand name; for example, carbamazepine can be obtained as a generic drug or as Tegretol or Carbatrol, its brand names.
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A medicine with the same active ingredient, but not necessarily the same inactive ingredients, as a brand-name drug. A generic drug may be marketed only after the original drug's patent has expired.
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a wine that takes its name from a European district that has garnered some fame. American "Chabils" are meant to recall the French product, but usualIy don
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A drug which is exactly the same as a brand name drug and which is allowed to be produced after the brand name drug's patent has expired. It is also called a "generic equivalent." (H)
Ãâó: www.insweb.com/learningcenter/glossary/health-g.ht...
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A medicine that has the same active drug as a trademarked brand-named version. Generic drugs usually cost less than their brand-name versions.
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