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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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Two round white pills with a vs. between them: Armour Thyroid vs. Synthroid: Differences, similarities & side effects
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Armour Thyroid vs. Synthroid: Differences, similarities & s...

Learn the similarities and differences between these two popular thyroid medications
May 9, 2024
Two round pills with a vs. between them: Ubrelvy vs. Nurtec: Differences, similarities & side effects
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Ubrelvy vs. Nurtec: Differences, similarities & side effects

Learn the similarities and differences between Nurtec and Ubrelvy for migraine
May 9, 2024
Two white pills with a vs. between them: Jardiance vs. Januvia: Differences, similarities & side effects
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Jardiance vs. Januvia: Differences, similarities & side eff...

Jardiance and Januvia are both effective for Type 2 diabetes, but Jardiance is approved to treat other conditions as well
May 9, 2024
Several $20 bills and a prescription bottle: How to save on Vraylar: Patient assistance & more
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How to save on Vraylar: Patient assistance & more

The Vraylar patient assistance program is for uninsured patients, while the Vraylar copay card is for commercially insured patients
May 10, 2024
Several $20 bills with a prescription bottle: Trelegy Ellipta patient assistance program: Eligibility & more
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Trelegy Ellipta patient assistance program: Eligibility & more

There are other ways to save on Trelegy if you don’t qualify for the patient assistance program
May 10, 2024
A prescription savings card and a prescription bottle: Synthroid copay card & savings tips
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Synthroid copay card & savings tips

Learn ways to save close to $50 on your next Synthroid refill
May 10, 2024
A white pill and a pink pill: Jardiance & Tradjenta for Type 2 diabetes
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Jardiance & Tradjenta for Type 2 diabetes

It’s generally safe to take Jardiance and Tradjenta together for Type 2 diabetes
May 10, 2024
A glass of water with some pills on a table and the moon in the background: Can you take Synthroid at night?
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Can you take Synthroid at night?

There are pros and cons of taking Synthroid at nighttime
May 10, 2024
A prescription bottle with an exclamation mark on the label: Latuda withdrawal: What happens when you stop taking Latuda?
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Latuda withdrawal: What happens when you stop taking Latuda?

Learn how to avoid potential side effects that could occur when discontinuing Latuda
May 10, 2024
A prescription bottle with an exclamation mark on the label: Vraylar withdrawal: What to expect when stopping the drug
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Vraylar withdrawal: What to expect when stopping the drug

Learn what to expect when you stop taking Vraylar and how to reduce your risk of withdrawal side effects
May 10, 2024
A syringe and three dollar signs: How to save on Stelara: Copay card, patient assistance & more
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How to save on Stelara: Copay card, patient assistance & more

The Stelara Savings Program offers a copay card that makes it possible to get the drug for $5 per dose
May 10, 2024
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