Synonyms for brand name
brand name

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1. trade name, brand name, brand, marquenoun

   a name given to a product or service

   Synonyms:
   stigma, brand, marque, trade name, firebrand, steel, make, blade, stain, mark, sword

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Concise Medical Dictionary, by Joseph C Segen, MDRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

1. brand name

   Synonyms:
   See Proprietary name
   

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1. Rajeev Suri:

   We will look for suitable partners, microsoft makes mobile phones. We would simply design them and then make the brand name available to license.

2. Andrew Mulcahy:

   For brand name drugs, where there isn't much competition, there's not a whole lot that's keeping those prices down, and so you can get into situations where patients and their health insurers are on the hook for thousands, tens of thousands of dollars for some of these expensive specialty drugs.

3. Neil Saunders:

   The fact that McDonald's owns most of its restaurants in Russia means there is an asset rich business to sell, however, given the circumstances of the sale, the financial challenges faced by potential Russian buyers, and the fact that McDonald's will not license its brand name or identity, it is unlikely the sale price will be anywhere near the pre-invasion book value of the business.

4. Charles Grassley:

   Balancing the cost of developing lifesaving medications with the need to make available affordable prescription drugs to consumers has always been a difficult task. It's a consistent topic at my town meetings, unfortunately, we're seeing some brand-name drug companies engage in anti-competitive tactics that delay entry of lower cost generic drugs into the market. This bill takes important steps to ensure that our laws are not frustrated.

5. Jerome Avorn:

   This information about generics is especially timely now, given all we've seen in the last year or two demonstrating that brand-name companies can charge whatever they please for their products, even if the price is astronomical, it's not clear that will change any time soon, making it even more important to educate doctors to use generics whenever possible.