Abstract
For many years, there has been a debate between “brand name” and “generic” medications.1,2 When a person has an occasional headache and takes acetaminophen to relieve the pain, he or she may have the same relief as if he or she had taken the brand name, Tylenol. However, what if the illness is chronic? Now suppose the illness is something more serious, such as seizures. Is there a difference between generic and brand name? If so, which one is better? Which one will control the seizures better? Which one will have fewer side effects?
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