Yep, they are. phendimetrazine is the name for the chemical compound contained in the tablets sold also under the brand name Bontril. Only the brand pills are more expensive and after the license ends, your pharmacist will give you the cheaper but chemically identical medicine.
Basically, they are the same brand of medication but different types. They're by two different companies but both accomplish the same things. Bontril in general tends to be much cheaper.
Phendimetrazine is the generic name for Bontril. Other brand names you may receive are Adipost, Appecon, Melfiat, Obezine, Phendiet, or Statobex. Always ask your pharmacist if you have prescription concerns.
Yes, they are. Phendimentrazine is the name of the chemical compound contained in the tablets, which is sold under the brand name Bontril. They both have the same chemical effect.
