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。