Yes is the answer, generic drugs must show that they are bioequivalent to the original.
They release just as much active ingredient in to the blood stream over exactly the same time period in other words they work exactly the same as the original in every way.
The regulation and safety of generic drugs is just as rigorous as branded drugs and is just as tough.
Generic drugs are manufactured in exactly the same way as the branded alternative and the facilities in which they are produced must adhere to exactly the same guidelines and regulations.
In fact 50% of generic drugs are produced by companies, which also produce branded products.
Generic drugs look different to branded versions because the look of the branded pill is often patented, so the generic version although containing exactly the same active ingredient differs in the non-active components to make the drug look different.
The vast majority of drugs prescribed are generics.
Talk to your Doctor about the medication you are prescribed if you have any concerns. They should be able to give you accurate advice of the drug, its effects and side effects; the important thing...
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