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Brand name drugs
Brand-name drugs are manufactured by the company that brought the drug to market. They are typically more expensive than their generic alternatives, but may be preferable in some cases.
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Synthroid copay card & savings tips
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Can you take Synthroid at night?
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Latuda withdrawal: What happens when you stop taking Latuda?
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Vraylar withdrawal: What to expect when stopping the drug
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How to save on Stelara: Copay card, patient assistance & more
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Remicade biosimilar options for affordable treatment
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How does Farxiga help kidneys?
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Can you take Breztri Aerosphere for asthma?
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Enbrel generic availability, cost, and dosage
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How much is Stelara without insurance?
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Enbrel copay card: Eligibility & more
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Emgality vs. Aimovig: Differences, similarities & side effects
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Rinvoq vs. Dupixent: Differences, similarities & side effects
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Abrysvo vs. Arexvy: Differences, similarities & side effects
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How much does Cyltezo cost without insurance?
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Cyltezo vs. Humira: Differences, similarities & side effects
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What is Farxiga used for?
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Stelara infusion: What to expect
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Remicade infusions: What to expect
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How long does Trintellix take to work?
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How long does Vraylar take to kick in?
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Is gabapentin a controlled substance?
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