Generics can cut medicine costs by 80%, yet millions in low-income countries still can't access them. This is why affordability, regulation, and supply chains matter more than price alone.
Generic drugs cost up to 85% less than brand-name versions but work the same way. Learn how the FDA ensures they're equally safe and effective - and when you should stick with the brand.
Generic drugs can save you hundreds of dollars-but not all generics are cheap. Learn how choosing the right combination or alternative generic can cut your drug costs by up to 90% with real data and practical steps.
Patients often can't tell the difference between brand-name drugs and authorized generics-and many prefer them for consistency. But price and insurance rules often decide what they get. Here's what really happens when generics enter the pharmacy.
Doctors rarely prescribe brand-name drugs over generics-but when they do, it’s usually for medical reasons. Learn when brand-name prescriptions are necessary, why generics aren’t always interchangeable, and how to protect yourself from unnecessary costs.
Evergreening lets pharmaceutical companies delay generic drugs with minor patent tweaks, keeping prices high. Learn how it works, who uses it, and why it harms patient access to affordable medicine.