Why does prescription tablets own a baptize followed by a signature below contained by ( )?
Answers: One name is usually the brand describe and the other is the generic name. Both name are actually matching drug. When a drug is marketed by pharmaceuticals, they own a patent protection for a interval of time so only they can produce that drug. Once the patent time is up, other pharmaceuticals can form the same drug cheaper and it is call a generic drug. It is made of the same influential ingredient. An example would be Xanax (brand name) alprazolam (generic name). You may also see something like apo-alpraz or gen-alprazolam. That constituent in front of the generic baptize is just the pharmaceutical that manufactured that drug. Hope this help and didn't confuse you.
One is the generic nickname and one is the brand name.
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