I would never suggest that a parent avoid asking a question that concerns them, but most pediatricians know which medications might not be best in generic form. There are actually very few. Some medications, many antibiotics, in fact, are currently available only in a brand name form. These will continue to be prescribed when they are required. When a generic form is available, I think it's in everyone's interest to pay the least.
Many parents now ask that a generic medication be prescribed if possible.
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