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"Branded (medicine) still hold the majority in terms of market preference, over generics," said Rose Pharmacy Inc. (RPI) managing director Benjamin "Boojie" Lim.
Despite the financial difficulties of Filipinos, Lim said consumers would still spend more for well-known brand names of medicine, putting generic as the least alternative.
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"Branded (medicine) still hold the majority in terms of market preference, over generics," said Rose Pharmacy Inc. (RPI) managing director Benjamin "Boojie" Lim.
Despite the financial difficulties of Filipinos, Lim said consumers would still spend more for well-known brand names of medicine, putting generic as the least alternative.
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