minkeygirl
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@cb2 different insurances have different copays. I only pay $10 but with other plans in my area it's be $80.
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It's not that. On Dr L's recommendation, I only take the Mylan or Teva generics, but they are generics.Interesting . I have only seen generics so maybe brand valtrex is different ? ?
Mine are that shape and color but have F 82 stamped on them--but they are 500 mg not 1000 mg and they are made by Aurobindo Pharm, another Indian generic company.now that i think about it most valtrex from online sources are cipla brand. Maybe the blue tablets are specific to cipla and other generics that are repackaged cipla valtrex?
Mine are that shape and color but have F 82 stamped on them--but they are 500 mg not 1000 mg and they are made by Aurobindo Pharm, another Indian generic company.
I don't know if this is particularly relevant, but Dr L specified Mylan or Teva because he felt patients using other generics didn't have as good results from the other generics. I don't remember him saying that it was a side effects issue, but it might have been....?Mine are that shape and color but have F 82 stamped on them--but they are 500 mg not 1000 mg and they are made by Aurobindo Pharm, another Indian generic company.
It is hard to know. This is what Walgreens gave me!Dr L specified Mylan or Teva because he felt patients using other generics didn't have as good results from the other generics.