Our online pharmacy specializes in generic medications, and we do not offer any branded medications. Generic medications are FDA-approved and similar to branded ones with the same ingredients and pharmacological effects. These medicines are made without compromising their safety, performance, quality, dosage, or intended usage.

The only difference you would find between branded and generic medications is the color, shape, and coating or flavor. Rest assured, the ingredients and mechanism are the same.

Branded and generic medications both are FDA-approved. After a generic medication has been approved and put on the market, the FDA Generic Drugs Program inspects the manufacturing plant, conducts an extensive review to make sure it meets these requirements, and keeps an eye on drug safety.

If you are sure that you have an erectile dysfunction issue, there’s no need to get a prescription from your physician, but a check-up is important. You can directly order pills from our website without the need for a prescription. These medications are safe to use.

Generic drug manufacturers do not have to pay the same expenses for research, development, marketing, and promotion as the manufacturers who are the first to introduce branded drugs to the market, which is one of the main reasons why generic drugs are less expensive than their brand equivalents.

Yes, generic drugs are as good as brand names. With the same ingredients, working mechanisms, and quality, generic medications are as good as branded ones.

No. Generic medications would take the same amount of time to act in the body as brand-name drugs because they are exact replicas of the branded version in every way.

Prescription is not required for every product, you can just choose the product you want and place an order. If there’s a need for a prescription for any specific product you want, our customer care personnel will contact you via phone or email.

U.S. trademark laws disallow generic drugs to look the same as the original drug on the market. Thus, you would find the color, shape, and coating or flavor of a generic drug different than its counterpart brand name. However, you can be assured that the differences in taste or appearance do not affect the drug’s safety or effectiveness.

No, the FDA mandates appropriate manufacturing practices from both generic and name-brand medicine facilities. The FDA inspects 3,500 sites a year to make sure that all requirements are met. The FDA forbids the manufacturing of medications in inadequate settings.