I mean it can be brand named/OTC (Over counter)/prescription/store brand. I for one always questioned it, but never asked it until now.
Think thats it for now.
I mean it can be brand named/OTC (Over counter)/prescription/store brand. I for one always questioned it, but never asked it until now.
Think thats it for now.
I have my suspects that secretly, they're all the same meds. Some you just pay more for to have a different label on the box.
Could just be here though.
I'M GONNA FIGHT 'EM ALL
A SEVEN NATION ARMY COULDN'T HOLD ME BACK.......
its to do with copyright, the chemical (active ingredient) is the same http://www.medicinenet.com/script/ma...ticlekey=46204
Actually it's patents, copyright is for creative works like novels, drawings, music, film, etc, while patents is to protect inventions that solve a problem or is to protect a product. Medicine usually has a patent which at some point expires, at which time a lot of cheaper brands flood the market, although there will still be "off-brands" for non-expired patents on medicine, in these cases those brands pay the patent holder(s) to use it.
Edit: I know way too much about the law for a non-lawyer.![]()
joker i stand corrected![]()