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18.04.11
Jose Garsia
Madrid Spain
I ordered Viagra and Cialis a few times through this site. I also ordered pain relief medicine for my back. Everything came on time and worked fine.
09.04.11
Erick Shelton
Melbourn Australia
I am 38 years old. My wife and I were sweet hearts since high school. We love each other. I do lead a very active life style, I down hill ski, mountain bike, surf. Nevertheless my wife and I remember our freshmen year in college and we both understand that I am not getting younger and time is taking its toll. We consulted our doctor and I have started ordering Cialis and Levitra from MedPro Pharmacy site. My coworker actually recommended this site to me. He was surprised with the savings and impressed with the quality of anti-acidity medications he was ordering.
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Each medicine (drug) has an approved name called the generic name. A group of medicines that have similar actions often have similar-sounding generic names. For example, penicillin, ampicillin, amoxicillin and flucloxacillin are in one group of antibiotics.
The colour, size, shape, etc, of brands or generics of the same medicine may vary depending on which company makes it. Do not be alarmed if your regular medicine seems to have changed colour or shape. It may be that the pharmacist is getting it from a different company, or the doctor has written the prescription in a generic way rather than using a brand name. However, the medicine will be the same if the generic name is the same as before.
Generic medicines are often cheaper than the Brands. Even for medicines purchased regularly, such as paracetamol, there is often a big price difference between brands.
• Brand name.
Many medicines also have one or more brand names. This is chosen by the company that makes it. Several companies may make the same medicine, each with their own brand name. The name is often chosen to be memorable for advertising, or to be easier to say or spell than some long generic name! For example, paracetamol is a generic name. There are several companies that make this with brand names such as Panadol®, Calpol®, etc.
The colour, size, shape, etc, of brands of the same medicine may vary depending on which company makes it. Do not be alarmed if your regular medicine seems to have changed colour or shape. It may be that the pharmacist is getting it from a different company, or the doctor has written the prescription in a generic way rather than using a brand name. However, the medicine will be the same if the generic name is the same as before.
Each medicine (drug) has an approved name called the generic name. A group of medicines that have similar actions often have similar-sounding generic names. For example, penicillin, ampicillin, amoxicillin and flucloxacillin are in one group of antibiotics.
The colour, size, shape, etc, of brands or generics of the same medicine may vary depending on which company makes it. Do not be alarmed if your regular medicine seems to have changed colour or shape. It may be that the pharmacist is getting it from a different company, or the doctor has written the prescription in a generic way rather than using a brand name. However, the medicine will be the same if the generic name is the same as before.
Generic medicines are often cheaper than the Brands. Even for medicines purchased regularly, such as paracetamol, there is often a big price difference between brands.
• Brand name.
Many medicines also have one or more brand names. This is chosen by the company that makes it. Several companies may make the same medicine, each with their own brand name. The name is often chosen to be memorable for advertising, or to be easier to say or spell than some long generic name! For example, paracetamol is a generic name. There are several companies that make this with brand names such as Panadol®, Calpol®, etc.
The colour, size, shape, etc, of brands of the same medicine may vary depending on which company makes it. Do not be alarmed if your regular medicine seems to have changed colour or shape. It may be that the pharmacist is getting it from a different company, or the doctor has written the prescription in a generic way rather than using a brand name. However, the medicine will be the same if the generic name is the same as before.
