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When a drug company first invents
a drug (e.g. Viagra) that drug company is the only one allowed to
make that drug for a certain number of years (approximately 10 years
in the US). After this time period, other companies are allowed to
make the same drug. These drugs are called generics. The original
drug (e.g. Viagra) is called a brand name drug. Brand name drugs
and their generics are IDENTICAL in terms of active ingredients.
The generic pills may look different (because they are made by a
different company) but inside is exactly the same active ingredient,
which works in exactly the same way. The only difference between
brand name drugs and generic drugs is that generics are always less
expensive. In terms of the molecular structure, bio availability
and therapeutic efficacy, there is NO difference. Our generic drugs
come from blue-chip manufacturers with US-FDA Approved manufacturing
facilities.
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Yes. Our generic drugs are just
as safe and effective as their brand-name counterparts. Our medicines
are made by pharmaceutical manufacturers that have US-FDA approved
manufacturing facilities. These are the same pharmaceutical companies
that manufacture (and export in bulk) medicines that are constantly
referred to as being some of the world's best-selling brands. In
today's global economy, the research, development, and manufacture
of well known medications is increasingly being outsourced abroad
to subsidiary facilities of either "parent" pharmaceutical
companies or their third-party suppliers. Naturally any new advances
in manufacturing technology are invested in these facilities. Our
generic drugs are manufactured in these state-of-the-art facilities,
which fully comply with the Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) guidelines
as defined by the US FDA.
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| Is it legal to order my prescription
medication online? |
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Yes. Prescriptions for the medications
we offer are legal to be filled online based on a doctor's review
of the medical information you provide to us. That is why it is imperative
that you provide us with accurate, complete information, so that
we can accurately make a determination of the safety of prescribing
your requested medication. We are committed to meeting and exceeding
current regulations. There are different laws in different jurisdictions
pertaining to the importation of medication for personal use. The
US FDA regulations allow for the importation of up to a three (3)
month supply of prescription medication for personal use. Numerous
people have been legally purchasing their prescription medicines
online for many years now. |
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| Why are brand name drugs more
expensive? |
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For one thing, companies spend
millions of dollars developing new drugs, which involves screening
promising candidates in the lab, then testing the drugs on animals
before moving on to small trials with humans. Finally, the companies
conduct longer drug trials using more people.
Also, companies making brand-name drugs devote a certain percentage
of their budget to advertising, which can be expensive. Most importantly,
companies protect their investment by filing for patents on new drugs
as soon as they're invented. But years later, once the patent has
expired and the company has used up its right to keep manufacturing
the drug exclusively, other companies can apply to the Food and Drug
Administration to make a generic version. Without research costs
to cover, these companies can sell the generic drug at closer to
what it costs to manufacture. |
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| How can Discount Pharmacy USA afford to offer such low prices?
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For one thing, companies spend
millions of dollars developing new drugs, which involves screening
promising candidates in the lab, then testing the drugs on animals
before moving on to small trials with humans. Finally, the companies
conduct longer drug trials using more people.
Also, companies making brand-name drugs devote a certain percentage of
their budget to advertising, which can be expensive. Most importantly,
companies protect their investment by filing for patents on new drugs as
soon as they're invented. But years later, once the patent has expired
and the company has used up its right to keep manufacturing the drug exclusively,
other companies can apply to the Food and Drug Administration to make a
generic version. Without research costs to cover, these companies can sell
the generic drug at closer to what it costs to manufacture. |
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