The US military is so worried about generic pills that it reportedly wants to do its own testing to make sure they're safe
A spokesperson for Valisure said no program has been launched and declined to comment on a relationship with the Department of Defense. The DOD didn't respond to Insider's request for comment.In an interview, Valisure CEO David Light said his company's track record of finding problems in generic drugs shows that more testing is needed. At the same time, he said that individuals should keep taking their prescriptions.
The US Food and Drug Administration is responsible for regulating medications to ensure they are safe and effective. The agency oversees both new, experimental drugs that are looking to get approved for the first time, as well asthat may have been on the market for decades. The FDA sets and enforces rules for the factories that manufacture drugs and conducts inspections.
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