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Generic Drugs and How They Affect U.S. Consumers

Generic drugs are, in every way but name, the exact same thing as brand name drugs. Typically, when a drug is developed, the company that developed it is allotted a patent for a certain amount of years so that it will be the only company legally allowed to produce it, which enables that company to recoup its expenses on research and development of the drug. Once a patent is expired, any pharmaceutical company can produce and sell the generic form of the drug, using its generic name. The actual composition and process of making the drug identical to the original name brand. Because any pharmaceutical company can produce it, the pricing on generic drugs is usually significantly cheaper than the price of brand name versions of the drug.

The Politics of Patents and Pricing in the U.S.

High pricing for drugs in the U.S. is a direct result of patent protection and government regulation on the production of drugs. So long as a company holds the patent on a drug, it is impossible for other companies to come out with a cheaper generic version until the patent expires. Oftentimes, brand-name drugs in the U.S. are priced even higher than those in other countries due to agreements between pharmaceutical companies and government regulators. Even drugs that are covered in part by insurance companies tend to cost more than they would elsewhere due to price markups. This makes it significantly cheaper to order the same drugs from sellers in other countries, where pricing and patent regulations are not the same.

Currently, Pfizer’s patents for Viagra, Cialis, and Levitra expire between 2019 and 2020 in the U.S. This means that generic versions of these drugs could be cheaper in coming years. In the meantime though, Americans are paying much higher prices for brand name and generic drugs than they would in other countries. The system in place for granting patents and monitoring the sale of drugs from outside the U.S. is widely considered corrupt and unjust. While the rest of the world is able to buy affordable generics, Americans are stuck paying extremely high prices for drugs that are produced everywhere. The agreements between pharmaceutical companies and regulators victimize Americans who simply want affordable generic drugs.

Patents granted in the U.S. are only good in the U.S. It is possible to get patents in other countries, though the process, fees, and expirations vary. This means that the patent for a certain drug might expire in anther country (or never exist in the first place) while there are still many years left on a patent in the U.S. This means it is perfectly legal for companies in other countries to produce and sell generic forms of drugs. Naturally, there is greater demand in the U.S. for generic drugs than other countries, because Americans are so often stuck paying for name brands. These generics may be available and widely used in countries like Canada or the U.K. and are readily available for purchase in stores there and online. Many of these drugs are FDA approved, completely safe, and used regularly in other countries, especially those that have socialized healthcare systems – and therefore cheaper and more generic prescription drugs than the U.S.