two significant new generics

February 1999

You'll see two significant new generics...the first extended-release phenytoin capsule that's equivalent to Dilantin...and the second warfarin that's equivalent to Coumadin.

Most of us hesitate to use generics for some critical drugs such as Dilantin or Coumadin.

But the FDA says that these new generics are therapeutically equivalent to the brand name and can be safely substituted.

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