Generic Fioricet – The Cheaper Alternative

I tried some generic fioricet the other day for the first time, and I have to say I was pretty happy with the results. Normally I shy away from anything with the word ”generic” in it, probably because of a bad experience I once had with generic peanut butter. Supposedly this stuff was made by the same folks who produce a well-known national brand, but it ended up making me violently ill. Ever since then I’ve made it a point to avoid anything with the “g” word, unless it is something harmless like paper towels or plastic forks.

So here’s how I ended up taking generic fioricet. I felt one of my crippling migraine headaches coming on, the kind that can lay me up for three or four days. If you suffer from migraines, I’m sure you know what I’m talking about. I opened the medicine cabinet, only to find that my fioricet bottle was empty. To make matters worse, my employer had dropped our prescription drug plan at the beginning of the year, and I just couldn’t afford the refill. I knew I had to do something; I couldn’t afford to miss three or four days of work just because of a lousy headache.

I decided to go on line and order generic fioricet. I found a 30-day supply for only $48.48, compared to the brand price of $116.19. I figured I had nothing to lose except a little bit of money, and hopefully my headache, so I placed my order. I did make sure that the site I ordered from was licensed to sell fioricet so I could be sure that what I was getting was safe. It took less than 24 hours for my shipment to arrive–it was delivered right to my doorstep.

I took my prescribed dosage of generic fioricet, and before I knew it, my headache started to go away, just like I had taken the “real” stuff. I kept taking it over the next couple of days, until my headache was gone, and I didn’t experience any side effects. It makes me wish I had asked my doctor to prescribe a generic sooner. It would have saved me a little bit of money, not to mention a big headache. In the future I won’t have second thoughts about taking generic drugs. I might even try other generic items, too. Except I may not go as far as the peanut butter.

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