when did my prescription change?

In the United States, trademark regulations mandate that generic drugs must possess distinct appearances from their brand-name counterparts already available in the market.

 While both generic and brand-name medications contain the same active ingredients, additional attributes such as colors, shapes, and flavorings may differ.

 These variations in appearance do not compromise the generic drug's performance, safety, or effectiveness.

 This regulation ensures that consumers can easily differentiate between different medications while still accessing affordable alternatives to brand-name drugs.