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.
Read MoreSwitching to generic medications is safe for most people, but some need to monitor their health closely. Learn what symptoms to watch for, which drugs require extra care, and how to report problems to protect yourself and others.
Read MoreMedical society guidelines on generic drug use vary by specialty, with neurologists opposing substitution for seizure meds and oncologists embracing generics for off-label use. Understanding these positions helps patients make safer choices.
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