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I tried both branded semaglutide and its generic version. I did not notice any particular difference in efficacy, but the price of the generic version was much nicer. If the doctor confirms that they have the same effect, why not choose the more affordable option?
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For me, the key factor in choosing the drug was not only the price, but also the convenience of purchase. After several months of using branded semaglutide, I decided to try the generic version because of its more affordable price. The generic version works no worse, and I ordered it from Semabio online shop. They have Semaglutide for sale with a clear description and fast delivery, which is especially important for me. Now I see that quality can be excellent even with more affordable drugs.
Many people argue about whether a brand-name drug or its generic is better. I think it all depends on the situation. If the generic version undergoes strict quality control, it may well be a good alternative, especially given the savings. But branded drugs often have the support of the manufacturers and additional research, which inspires more confidence. I think it is important to consult your doctor to choose the best option.
