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Is there a generic equivalent for alphagan (brimonidine)?
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Yes: Brimonidine is the generic equivalent for alphagan, (brimonidine) used to lower the internal eye pressure to treat glaucoma. Your ophthalmologist can prescribe this for you if it fits into your overall treatment regimen for this disease.
Answered 12/27/2013
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