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Xalatan brand name vs Greenstone generic brand
I wonder if anyone was ever using the brand name Xalatan and then had to switch to the Greenstone generic brand (supposedly made by same company- Pfizer). If so has it worked okay?
My insurance might not cover the brand name any longer, which I have been taking for about 30 years, and wants me to switch to generic.
(Insurance company and pharmaceutical companies are driving me crazy with their prices, etc.)
My insurance might not cover the brand name any longer, which I have been taking for about 30 years, and wants me to switch to generic.
(Insurance company and pharmaceutical companies are driving me crazy with their prices, etc.)
Generic grands of Xalatan are accepted as good as the much more expensive brand name.
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