nonproprietary

nonproprietary
non·pro·pri·etary -prə-'prī-ə-.ter-ē adj not proprietary <a drug's \nonproprietary name>

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non·pro·pri·e·tary (non″pro-priґə-tar-e) not protected against free competition by patent, trademark, or other means; see also generic and see under name.

Medical dictionary. 2011.

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