How we know it is the same

A strip carries a list of salts and strengths in the small print. We read that list, not the brand name.

1. We write down every salt and its strength from the medicine your doctor named.
2. We look for another company's medicine with exactly that list — nothing added, nothing missing, no strength different.
3. We check it is the same form. A syrup is not a tablet, even with the same salt.
4. Only then do we show it beside the original.

Combinations

Some medicines combine two or three salts in one tablet. A combination matches as a whole set. A tablet with only one of the two salts is a different medicine, and we will never offer it as the alternative.

A composition match is not medical advice. Your pharmacist is one tap away on every page for the question "is this right for me".