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Is it true that according to the hatch waxman act of 1984 that generic drugs can vary according to bioequivalency +=20% ?
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Drugs: It's possible to get a lot of variability even though you're thinking you're taking the same drug. For example I have had people take Synthroid versus levothyroxine and both of their clinical outcomes and TSH markers improved better with Synthroid the non generic
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