Patients object to generic drugs, say GPs

Most GPs and pharmacists say they have received complaints from patients about generic medicines.

Complaints were reported by 94% of GPs and 89% of pharmacists in a University of Limerick study, published yesterday.

Researchers in the UL’s Graduate Entry Medical School found while most pharmacists were positive about generics, GPs were more reticent and comparatively fewer accepting of them.

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