@sentinelprince That ghost spotter guy is very embarrassing. Just because he spots ghost gave him that illusion that he knows better than pharmacists. Ghost/demon spotter said wide gap. Very nonsense human being.
@Vickionic@Rxbremen Note : Manufacturered.
Pfizer Nigeria (The Nigerian investors renamed what was left Neimeth international PLC) was making their some of their brands here in Nigeria including TCP (which was renamed NCP), Norvasc (they continued and renamed theirs Amlovar).
Neimeth manufactured Norvasc, and are currently using same technology to make Amlovar. SKG manufactured Calpol, Septrin etc and are using same technology to make Primpex. Swipha manufactured Fansidar , Rocephine etc and are using same technology to make Swidar and Ocexone.
Mugulity (in Odumeje's voice). You never admitted you were wrong. Your ego made you stood strong like you were right in your own sense. Even your fellow MBBS fools supported you. Now you just realised your own error and want to soft pedal. Mugu
@Rxbremen Yes, it was manufactured here in Nigeria by the former Pfizer Nigeria (now Neimeth after they parted ways). Neimeth is still maintaining the factory and still produce Amlovar from same place.
@Mayorjakes@JohnLegacy6@ayotope_nuel@ThatCruiseMedic If not that you are too dull and lazy, you would have read the those studies that ended up proving me right that those generics gave same result as Rocephine. You are very dull and lazy, that's part of your training.
@AduraOnDemand Medical doctors are not trained to ask questions,they just copy and paste whatever their lord god consultants write. If they ask questions,the consultant will insult them or punish them. Whatever a consultant says, that's final to them. You dare not question a consultant.Rubbish
@Clems_Andy When you ask him for proof, he will insult you. That's how they train them in residency never to ask questions. Whenever you ask a simple question, they turn it to insult and start playing God.They were not trained to ask questions, just copy & paste whatever the consultant said.
@Wysbarkari@maxvayshia See how you copy and pasted a research without reading through just like you copy and paste your consultants prescription without asking questions. You just scored an own goal. The research you posted simply stated that the generics gave same result as Rocephine. Copy and paste.
@Mayorjakes@JohnLegacy6@ayotope_nuel@ThatCruiseMedic You are a fool. You cannot argue with fact , except insult. How many Rocephine have you prescribed abroad ? All the drugs you prescribed abroad, are they not generic ? You are a big fool.
@Dr_Afo Herr is the response. Most of the generics gave same result as Rocephine, only few (about 3 generics ) failed. Can you see that there are good genetics that can match Rocephine? Read it yourself. I just read it now.
@Wysbarkari@maxvayshia Did you even read what you posted ? The conclusion of the research you posted showed that all the generics produced same result as the reference which is Rocephine, only 3 generics failed. Did you see now that there are plenty generics that can match Rocephine?
@Tokwonna Did you read what he wrote at all? Didn't you see where he said point blank that no Co-amoxiclav can match Augmentin? So, Fleming cannot match Augmentin? Amoksiklav by Lek cannot match Augmentin? Generalized statements are wrong and shouldn't be made about drugs.
@maxvayshia You are embarrassing for not understanding what a blanket statement is. He meant every generic is not equivalent to the branded product by stating examples. Are you implying that Fleming cannot match Augmentin ? Or Ocexone by Swipha cannot match Rocephine by Roche ?