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What’s the difference between a generic viagra and a brand name viagra?
Generics must contain the same active substances and give the same result (at the same dosage) which branded medicines. Generics must contain the same amount of active substances, but inactive ingredients may be different. The substances are those that are inactive for example, affect the taste or color tablets and generally are not harmful. Please note that for some people, however, may cause such as allergy.Are generic viagra are safe?
The FDA tests new generic drugs to ensure their safety and effectiveness. The FDA tests drugs, make sure they contain the same amount of active ingredients, which are produced in accordance with federal standards, and that they are released into the body at the same pace as their original counterparts.Are generic viagra look different than its brand-name equivalent?
It may be a different size, color and shape from the brand-name version.Why should I choose generic viagra?
When choosing a generic equivalent, you can save substantial amounts of money and you will not be experiencing the difference in quality. In this way you can save 30 - 60%.Why do generic viagra cost less?
Large pharmaceutical companies have to incur huge expenditure on clinical research, development, sales, advertising and marketing. Companies producing generic drugs based on already proven solutions, and therefore the prices of drugs are so low.
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FAQ's
Q: What forms of payment does we accept?
A: We currently accept VISA on our website.Q: How long will it take for me to receive my medication?
A: We ship via Registered Air Mail, and delivery can take anywhere between 8 and 15 business days.Q: Where are your medications shipped from?
A: Depending where you are located, and which product you are ordering, we will ship your medication from one of our worldwide facilities. We ship most of our medications from India .Q: Do you ship globally?
A: We can ship your order almost anywhere. We do not ship to Canada, Hong Kong or other high risk countries such us Ghana, Nigeria, Indonesia, Yugoslavia, Lithuania, Egypt, Romania, Bulgaria, Turkey, Russia, Pakistan, Malaysia, Ukraine, Guam, Namibia, Thailand, Salvador, Cambodia, Oman, Morocco, Congo, Laos, Ethiopia, Sri Lanka, Gabon, Gambia, Nepal, Palau, Senegal, Malawi, Algeria, Angola, Afghanistan, Belarus, Haiti, Kenya, Nicaragua, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Sudan, Sierra Leone, Slovenia and RwandaQ: Are credit card transactions over the Internet safe?
A: The credit card area on our site is secure. We utilize industry standard Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) technology to allow the encryption of all credit card information. This means information passed between your computer and our web site cannot be read by any third party. SSL encryption technology, used by many Internet stores similar to ourselves, virtually eliminates credit card fraud on the Internet.Q: What do you do with my private information?
A: The information you provide to us via our secured shopping cart is 100% secure, and we will never give out that information to anyone, or use it to SPAM you.Q: What are the differences between generic and brand name medications?
A: Not much, except for name and price. Because generic drug manufacturers are not required to duplicate original medical studies proving the safety and efficiency of the chemical compound, they can produce generic versions at much lower costs, thus passing on these savings to the consumer. For more detailed information on the differences between Brand Name and Generic Medications, click here.Q: Why are generic drugs cheaper than brand name ones?
A: They're less expensive because of the patent system. When they are first introduced, most new drugs are patent-protected by the government for 17 years. During that time, other companies can't sell the drug. This allows the company that developed the drug to market it exclusively and make back the research money that was spent to develop it.When the patent runs out, drug companies can apply to the Food and Drug Administration to sell generic versions of the drug. And because they don't have to worry about investment costs, the competing companies can often sell the drug for 50 percent to 80 percent less than the cost of the brand name.