How do Aplenzin and generic bupropion differ with regard to effectiveness? My Dr. gave me samples of Aplenzin. I have been taking 522 mg. daily for 6 weeks. I have been experiencing great improvement in my depression symptoms. Unfortunately, I just learned that my monthly insurance copay for Aplenzin is $465! As this is far beyond what I can afford, I asked my Dr. for a substitution. She prescribed 150 mg. of generic bupropion twice daily. What kind of difference(s) might I experience with the change?
How do Aplenzin and generic bupropion differ in effectiveness?
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- 15 Jan 2011 by familybennett
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- aplenzin, bupropion
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Marvell14 Mar 2011
I realize this answer is very late... but generic bupropion and Aplenzin shouldn't work any differently.
Aplenzin (bupropion) is an antidepressant medication.
Aplenzin is a prescription medicine used to treat adults with a certain type of depression called major depressive disorder. It is supplied as an extended-release tablet.
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