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Changes in Generic Pill Color and Shape Disrupt Use

By Brigham and Women's University on Jul 15, 2014   Health  

Changes in Generic Pill Color and Shape Disrupt Use

Boston, MA—Generic versions of the same prescription drug are clinically interchangeable but often look different depending on the manufacturer.  The FDA does not require consistent pill appearance among interchangeable generic drugs, and the shape and color of patients’ pills may vary based on the particular supply at the patient’s pharmacy. Studying a national cohort of […]

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