10 Products to Always Buy Generic

Don't waste money on brand names when the generic is just as good! WalletPop.com breaks down the 10 products you should always buy generic.
Which brand-name product would be hardest for your family to stop buying?
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BTW there TOTALLY is a difference in Generic cereals - and I can ALWAYS tell Generic Pop, if you cant you really don’t have taste buds.
I buy a lot of generic items. Sometimes though using coupons I can get name brand products just as cheap or cheaper. I do not buy tylenol or Motrin. After all of their misshaps I am sticking w/ trusted generic brands. Also, what about kellogs recalling tons of cereal? Name brands have had a lot of problems here lately. Talk about lack of quality. More money for a bad product. There are some generic products that are blah. I just try things and go with what we like.
There is a huge difference between generic and name brand cereal. The generic still tastes fine but the name brand is far, far better.
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You get what you pay for. Don’t write a blog saying how disappointed you were with your generic item when it fails on you.
Most generic products are made in China. I’d rather spend a few extra dollars just to buy a product that was made in the USA, or at least in this hemisphere.
I don’t trust OTC generic medications. Most of them claim they do not have any affiliation with Bayer, Tylenol, what have you. How do you know they weren’t manufactured in China with God knows what else and shipped over here? Unless they specifically say Made In The USA, I won’t buy it.
I have bought generic cereal and no, there really isn’t a taste difference.
Dollar Store generic food and soda are nasty-tasting stuff. I wouldn’t give it to my dog. Wal-Mart’s GV brand isn’t too bad, though their new very generic GV label leaves much to be desired.
I’ve bought both name-brand and generic batteries and have been horrible disappointed in the generics.
Of course, these are all just my experiences.