Has anyone tried Breckenridge generic Xanax a.k.a. Alprazolam. How is it & what pharmacy has it?

The Breckinridge generic Xanax is absolute garbage. It is not equivalent. It does not work. CVS is providing it. I was prescribed the brand name Xanax and it did what it was prescribed to do for years. When my insurance stopped covering brand name drugs if generics were available, Pharmacies filled my RX with Sandoz or Mylan generics which both were almost as effective as the brand name Xanax. I transferred my rx (after receiving and taking the Breckenridge 'placebo for more than a month) to another pharmacy because I had a coupon that made it affordable. The other brand also was effective to some degree. I have requested CVS to fill it with any brand other than Breckenridge. Now, I am back to CVS because I do not have a coupon that makes an effective generic affordable. If CVS can not get me any brand other than Breckenridge; I will fill the rx at another pharmacy, even if I have to pay for it. The Breckenridge generic should not be on the market. Others have told me of the same type of ineffectiveness of this generic. Terrible.

I tried Breckinridge brand didn’t do a thing for me. I requested my refills be filled using the previous brand.

My pharmacy (Kroger) just gave me this new football shaped 0.5mg alprazolam by Breckenridge. It's not the same as the round ones (can't remember manufacturer)
I've been taking round ones for a year now. I would normally just take 1 round one when anxiety attack starts. However, I took 1 Breckenridge pill about 3 hours ago, felt nothing. Heart was still racing & pupils still dilated. I took another one & not much relief. I should be really sleepy with 2, but I'm not feeling it! I don't know what's up, but I don't want to run through these, as I'm only prescribe #60 a month.

I'm going to call Kroger tomorrow. This is very odd... I don't like it..

Just started getting these from CVS in Chicago. I'm not sure what manufacturer they used to use (which in my opinion were much better), but these barely work for me. They seem weak and don't help my anxiety well. They are good sleeping pills however.

I have been using that brand for the past few months prescriptions I have had. I get mine sent to CVS in New York. I have tried most other generics at some point, and I would say Breckenridge compares pretty well, even on my relatively high dosage. Works fast and seems pretty potent. Not the best generic I've had, but a solid choice.

Hi. I actually just started taking that brand two days ago. I was on Dava before that. They say that all generics have the same amount of active ingredient but these do seem a bit different to me. A little less potent which I guess isn’t really such a bad thing. Of course this could all be in my mind as I’m an anxious person so any change at all makes me nervous. Let me know what you think of them.