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Spanish-Language Resources on Generic Medications: What Patients Need to Know
Spanish-language resources on generic medications help patients understand that cheaper pills are just as safe and effective as brand names. Learn where to find trusted tools, what to ask your pharmacist, and why regional language differences matter.
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Published ON: 1 DecSpanish-language resources on generic medications help patients understand that cheaper pills are just as safe and effective as brand names. Learn where to find trusted tools, what to ask your pharmacist, and why regional language differences matter.
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Published ON: 1 DecFind the FDA's official list of authorized generics-drugs made by brand companies but sold without the brand name. Learn where to access it, how to interpret it, and why it's not always easy to buy these lower-cost options.
Published ON: 1 Dec