generic drugs

常見例句

• Generic drugs are usually cheaper than brand-name drugs.
  一般的藥品通常比品牌藥品便宜。
• The doctor offered me a choice of a branded or a generic drug.
  醫(yī)生讓我選擇用有商標(biāo)的還是沒有商標(biāo)的藥物。
• With my insurance,I would pay $5 for generic drugs and $15 for branded drugs.
  我雖有保險(xiǎn)，但如果是一般的藥需付5美元，如果是名牌藥得付15美元。
• Earlier this week, I also announced action to bring lower cost generic drugs to market more quickly.
  本周稍早，我也同時(shí)采取行動(dòng)，以利于較低價(jià)的學(xué)名藥能較快進(jìn)入市場(chǎng)。
• Those sales will then collapse as copycat products are churned out by the producers of generic drugs.
  當(dāng)通用藥品制造商大量生產(chǎn)出仿制藥品的時(shí)候,它們的銷售額將暴跌。
• Europe does indeed spend less on new branded drugs, but also uses fewer generic drugs and pays much more for them.
  但是，對(duì)于未注冊(cè)的一般藥品的使用率也比美國(guó)低，因此對(duì)一般藥品的花銷則比美國(guó)要高。
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