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Old 08-06-2011, 12:13 AM #1
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Default Brand vs Generic of Mestinon?
I've just been diagnosed and was given the generic brand for mestinon. The first bottle from Global just disintegrated while I tried to cut them in half. The pharmacist ordered from a different company still the generic but they do not seem to be working very well. I have been on them since the first of June.

Has anyone had any experience with the brand working better than the generics?

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