How Brand Pharma Companies Create Their Own Generic Drugs
Learn how pharmaceutical companies use authorized generics to protect profits and maintain market share after their drug patents expire.
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Orange Book Database: FDA's Approved Drug Products With Therapeutic Equivalence Evaluations
The Orange Book is the FDA's official database of approved drugs and therapeutic equivalence ratings. It determines when generics can enter the market and helps pharmacies, insurers, and patients save money on prescriptions.
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