Generic medications are non-branded versions of drugs that were originally sold under a brand name. A generic drug has the same ingredients, composition and effect as the brand drug. It is used the same way, affects the body the same way, and has the exact same side effects (or lack thereof) as the brand drug. The only differences between generic and brand name medications have to do with marketing decisions: the pills might be have a different shape and color, the package will probably look different, etc. However, the drug inside is identical.

 

To be considered "bio equivalent / therapeutically equivalent" to its brand-name counterpart, a generic drug must have the identical active chemical compounds as well as the quantity and speed of absorption of its active ingredients into the bloodstream. Sometimes the generic version of a drug might differ in color or shape from its brand name counterpart; These differences have no effect on the medical action of the drug and are for commercial or patent reasons only.

 

Generic medications are always significantly cheaper than brand ones. The company that first develops a drug depends on the profits from selling the drug to cover the (often very high) development costs. When another company starts manufacturing the same drug it has no development costs to cover and it can price the drug much lower. Online retailing saves further costs and allows for the most affordable prices.

 

Yes, our generic medications from India are just as safe and effective as the brand ones. We are using the most advanced and prominent labs in the country which uses the most updated world standard facilities and regulations. A special Indian government agency tightly monitors the safety and quality of all drugs manufactured in those major labs.

 

When you place your order, you will be asked to fill out a medical questionnaire. The questionnaire will be reviewed on the same day by one of our affiliate doctors. When you are approved for use of the drug you ordered, your package will be shipped out.

 

 

The manufacturing facilities of all pharmaceutical companies, whether they are the makers of brand name or generic drugs, must pass thorough and regular inspections by the relevant authorities. There is no difference between the manufacturing standards set for generic pharmaceutical companies and those set for brand name pharmaceutical companies. Many companies that produce brand name drugs also make drugs sold under generic labels and vice versa.