7 FAQs About Generic Drugs

1. What is a generic drug? A generic drug is loosely defined as a “copy” of a brand name drug. The active ingredient or drug content is identical or “bioequivalent,” and works in the body the same way as the brand name drug. Such drugs must show that their active ingredients get to the bloodstream at the same time and to the same extent as the brand name version.

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St. Cabrini Medical Center on X: Generic medicines produce the same therapeutic effects as the branded medicines. Talk to your physician about this. You may also contact our 24/7 Online Pharmacy at (

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