Sick and tired of high drug costs? You're not alone. Americans spend more than 150 billion dollars per year on pharmaceuticals, and with costs rising all the time, many are looking to generic alternatives. These products promise the same benefits as their name-brand equivalents, but at a fraction of the cost. When considering something as important as your personal health, do generic drugs measure up?
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Product Information for Generics May be Incorrect and Misleading
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Isn't misleading product information a general problem?
It is a serious matter when any drug has misleading product information. However, one example of misleading information does not prove that generic drug labels are any better or any worse than branded drug labels or product information.
- Michael Glass
September 20, 2008 1:44AM
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