A generic drug is a product that contains the same therapeutic component as the brand-name product.
It is manufactured after the exclusivity period on the branded medicine ends, enabling other companies to make alternatives.
These versions are significantly cheaper than the original, mainly because they save on the high costs of research and advertising.
Yet, every generic must undergo rigorous bioequivalence tests to guarantee that it works as safely as the original drug.
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