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#1 pink-shoes

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Posted 28 November 2008 - 09:21 PM

Hi.. so i have been taking spiro since august and the pills were made by the lab Actavis. A week and a half ago, i go to pick up my pills and while they are spironolactone, they are different - larger with different writing, and made by the lab Qualitest. And these past couple days i have been breaking out more than usual...

Has this happened to anyone else?
Could the switch be a reason for my breakout? or is it all in my head lol?

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Posted 28 November 2008 - 09:26 PM

It could be a reason; each manufacturer uses different 'filler' ingredients. Sometimes the bioavailability of the actual med itself is different between generics. Sometimes not a great deal, but enough to make a difference. You should get used to the new medication. You can always request that you receive the same generic, if your pharmacy is able to accommodate your request.




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