Not exact matches
For instance, a ProPublica analysis of Medicare's Part D prescription
drug program found that doctors who received more industry money were also more likely to prescribe
brand name, rather
than cheaper generic,
drugs.
In fact, a 2009 FDA study showed that of 2,070 orally administered generic
drug products approved by the agency between 1996 to 2007, generics differ in bioequivalency from
brand names, on average, by about 3.5 percent; less
than two percent varied by more
than 10 percent.
Like Lucas» own
drug, which he labeled with the
brand name of «Blue Magic», it isn't offering a different product; it just gives you more bang for your buck
than what anyone else is offering these days.
Examples of Medicaid fraud include: billing for services not performed, providing unnecessary services, billing for more expensive services, billing for services separately that should legitimately be one billing, billing more
than once for the same medical service, dispensing generic
drugs but billing for
brand name drugs.
Silver plans offer a low copay on doctor visits and
brand name prescription
drugs, and save employees more on their out of pocket medical bills
than the higher premium cost of the silver plans.
Prescription
drugs that are no longer patent - protected and are sold by
drug manufacturers under a different
name than the original
brand name drug.
According to the U.S. Food and
Drug Administration (FDA), a generic drug costs 80 percent to 85 percent less than its brand - name counterp
Drug Administration (FDA), a generic
drug costs 80 percent to 85 percent less than its brand - name counterp
drug costs 80 percent to 85 percent less
than its
brand -
name counterpart.
A
brand name drug will be more expensive
than an otherwise - identical generic
drug.
Generic
brands are typically much cheaper
than name brand drugs.
Not everyone needs maternity coverage and those
brand name prescription
drugs are often a lot more expensive
than their generic alternative.