on June 10, 2025, 10:16:06, in reply to "who are the ad wizards that came up with this one?!*"
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The generic name is by using the prefixes, stems and suffixes of the chemicals of the drug, to create a name that conveys what the drug does and has.
The brand name (often several options) is submitted by the company and has to be approved by a government council. This council has to verify there is no confusion with other names and drugs and that it is acceptable to use.
I miss the old days when the companies were more unchecked and could make names like Rapaflo. Which is for relaxing the prostate and bladder neck allowing for improved urination. Previous Message
Rezdiffra? GMAFB. It’s just consonant salad
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