07-27-2015, 12:51 AM
andybones: Â Zander wasn't expressing his opinion
He was quoting the FDA regs. Â
This govt agency doesn't play rosy around the bush.
The generic standards are very strictly enforced, to the chagrin of the brand names.....because of the money they lose to the generics.
Rest assured, if your in the USA and you buy generics, you are getting the same chemical formula (active ingredients only) as the brand name.
It's no different with aspirin. Â Bayer, Safeway, Walmart, Anacin etc.....all the same.
"Fillers" can be different......but "opinions" don't count in this case.....the chemical formulas are what counts.
Save your money or don't......
He was quoting the FDA regs. Â
This govt agency doesn't play rosy around the bush.
The generic standards are very strictly enforced, to the chagrin of the brand names.....because of the money they lose to the generics.
Rest assured, if your in the USA and you buy generics, you are getting the same chemical formula (active ingredients only) as the brand name.
It's no different with aspirin. Â Bayer, Safeway, Walmart, Anacin etc.....all the same.
"Fillers" can be different......but "opinions" don't count in this case.....the chemical formulas are what counts.
Save your money or don't......(07-27-2015, 12:32 AM)andybones Wrote: I respect your opinion Zander, but even different generics I have found to be varried in effects, for example Mylan is one of the worst generic Klonopin. So, IMO there certainly is a difference, for example fillers.
I suppose this isn't really a question that can be answered, more of an opinion. Â
Next month I will get brand name Klonopin and post results.
Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence - Desiderata