Another thing to think about is having your medication provider (government/ business/ insurance company/ etc.) take it upon themselves to change your physician's choice of prescription meds by substituting "generic" types for "brand name" ones. Not necessarily a bad thing in all cases, but providers should check for allergies and other contra-indications before doing so. A better bottom line is not an acceptable reason for changing your doctor's orders.
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