Professionals
- Recently Available First Time Generics

- First Time Generics Available in 2008

- Anticipated First Time Generics 2008 – 2011

- FDA orange book approved drug products with therapeutic equivalence evaluations

- FDA Generic Drug Approvals Web site: 1st Time Approvals & All Approvals 2000-2006
- FDA Office of Generic Drugs Web site
- Therapeutic Equivalence of Generic Drugs "Letter to Health Practitioners"
- Therapeutic Equivalence of Generic Drugs "Response to National Association of Boards of Pharmacy"
- Clinical Equivalence of Generic and Brand-Name Drugs Used in Cardiovascular Disease — A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis
- RxFacts: Independent Drug Information Service (iDiS) – An innovative program designed to provide physicians with an evidence-based, non-commercial source of the latest findings about the drugs they prescribe. Clinical content is created by an independent group of physicians and researchers on the faculty of Harvard Medical School.
- ePocrates Rx: Free mobile drug and formulary reference with continually updated drug information on more than 3,300 brand and generic drugs
- Orange Book Blog: Where patent law and FDA law intersect.
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Educate your patients and customers with these handy, printable brochures:
- Top 10 Facts on Generic Drugs

- Top 25 Drugs Cost Comparison Brand-name vs. generic drug cost comparison for the 25 most prescribed drugs for Michigan Blues members.

- BCBSM Custom Formulary Quick Guide for Members

Note: These are PDF files that require Adobe's Acrobat Reader. Don't have it? Download it here.
Did you know?
To earn FDA approval, a generic must deliver the same amount of active ingredients in the same time as the brand-name.
