Sentence examples for availability of a generic from inspiring English sources
Ms. Kroes said she suspected Servier and the other companies had reached agreements aimed at hindering the availability of a generic version of its cardiovascular medicine perindopril.
"These agreements have never delayed the availability of a generic drug past the expiration of a brand-name drug's patent," said Ralph G. Neas, chief executive of the Generic Pharmaceutical Association, a Washington trade group.
Early this year, the commission accused the drug giants Johnson & Johnson and Novartis of colluding to delay the availability of a generic version of fentanyl, a drug often used to ease severe pain.
A chart last Sunday with an article about the abuse of prescription stimulants by high school students referred incorrectly to the availability of a generic equivalent of one drug, Concerta.
Walensky cautions that the availability of a generic form of a drug is not a guarantee of reduced cost.
Consider the moment you receive a new prescription: that moment-of-truth drives you to search drug information, click into an app like GoodRx, and see the availability of a generic substitute, then find the best price for that drug in your neighborhood and get a map that guides your drive to pick it up.
This patient would clearly have benefited from the availability of an affordable, generic version.
Regimen choice was subject to availability, with use of a generic fixed-dose combination of d4T, 3TC and NVP whenever possible.
Some of that may have come from the recent availability of a lower-priced, generic Prozac sold by Barr Laboratories and others.
BRUSSELS — European antitrust officials on Thursday accused the drug giants Johnson & Johnson and Novartis of colluding to delay the availability of a less expensive generic version of a powerful medication often used to ease severe pain in cancer patients.
Prior to the availability of generic third-generation cephalosporins, penicillins were widely used for treatment of pneumococcal meningitis in developing countries despite concerns about rising levels of penicillin resistance among pneumococcal isolates.
