The original manufacturer obtained a patent for medications using their brand name for 10 years. Since then other pharmaceutical companies have been allowed to produce this medications each using their own color or shape differences (generic), although the chemical components and effects remain exactly the same. I.e. the generic pills you order from us will look a bit different than brand name equivalents even though they have the same active ingredient and work in exactly the same way. In addition, the same brand name pill may look different if manufacturer in a different country. For example, Celexa 20MG is a peach colored pill in the US, yet the Canadian pill is white and a little bit smaller than the US pill. Both Pills are Celexa 20MG, both have the same active ingredient, and both are made by the same company. But, for whatever reason, the manufacturer decided to make the Canadian pill in a different color.