Manufacturers considering use of the popular 99.99% germ-kill claim on hand sanitizer products should consult the Office of Compliance, said Division of Nonprescription Drug Products director Theresa Michele during a recent industry workshop. “Be very, very cautious about the claims you are making,” she said.

RB CEO Laxman Narasimhan sees the potential for the company to establish a global supplements business built on the successes it has enjoyed in the US and China. The comments came as RB reported solid growth in the third quarter, despite struggles for its OTC brands.

A recent Spanish self-care and cosmetics industry conference organized by ANEFP and Beauty Cluster explores the commercial opportunity in China via online marketplace Tmall. 

“There’s a heightened need for products that deliver against health, hygiene and clean home concerns and a willingness to spend just a little bit more to ensure that I’m using a product that I know and trust,” says CFO Jon Moeller 

Warnings state each’s firm products “are concerning from a public health perspective because they are labeled to contain the ingredients bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis) and zinc chloride … known corrosive agents.” The combination results in a corrosive topical agent capable of indiscriminately damaging healthy and diseased tissue alike.

Results of a JAMA study on why consumers say they use CBD supplements and an accompanying commentary emphasize that FDA should eliminate "unsupported claims of medical benefit” for CBDs and other cannabinoids.

Manufacturers considering use of the popular 99.99% germ-kill claim on hand sanitizer products should consult the Office of Compliance, said Division of Nonprescription Drug Products director Theresa Michele during a recent industry workshop. “Be very, very cautious about the claims you are making,” she said.

UV filters bisoctrizole, tris-biphenyl triazine and titanium dioxide are high on the Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety’s prioritized list of nanomaterials with known uses in cosmetics, based on physicochemical, exposure and other aspects that signal potential risks to consumers.

“There’s a heightened need for products that deliver against health, hygiene and clean home concerns and a willingness to spend just a little bit more to ensure that I’m using a product that I know and trust,” says CFO Jon Moeller 

CV Defense, the second launch in the firm’s new immune-support line (without cannabidiol), is built around palmitoylethanolamide and other nutrients and botanicals to “optimize immune response.” CV Sciences touts the immunity range as complementary to its PlusCBD brand, which is in the process of rolling out dozens of new products in updated packaging.

The Federal Communications Commission intends to “clarify” Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, suggesting “an overly broad interpretation that in some cases shields social media companies from consumer protection laws” in unintended ways. More news in brief.

Personal care and cosmetic product trademark filings compiled from the Official Gazette of the US Patent and Trademark Office, Class 3.

FTDA and FTC warn Patriot Supreme about noncompliant claims on its website and social media pages promoting CBD to prevent or treat infections from the coronavirus. However, a release Patriot Supreme distributed in July promoting CBD as a COVID-19 remedy remains in online circulation.

RB CEO Laxman Narasimhan sees the potential for the company to establish a global supplements business built on the successes it has enjoyed in the US and China. The comments came as RB reported solid growth in the third quarter, despite struggles for its OTC brands.

“There’s a heightened need for products that deliver against health, hygiene and clean home concerns and a willingness to spend just a little bit more to ensure that I’m using a product that I know and trust,” says CFO Jon Moeller 

“To the extent these claims pertain to the ingestion of peanuts, they are not consistent with the claim in the [2017] Letter of Enforcement Discretion FDA issued in response to a petition for a qualified health claim for ground peanuts and reduced risk of developing peanut allergy,” state CFSAN officials.

CV Defense, the second launch in the firm’s new immune-support line (without cannabidiol), is built around palmitoylethanolamide and other nutrients and botanicals to “optimize immune response.” CV Sciences touts the immunity range as complementary to its PlusCBD brand, which is in the process of rolling out dozens of new products in updated packaging.

Results of a JAMA study on why consumers say they use CBD supplements and an accompanying commentary emphasize that FDA should eliminate "unsupported claims of medical benefit” for CBDs and other cannabinoids.

A recent Spanish self-care and cosmetics industry conference organized by ANEFP and Beauty Cluster explores the commercial opportunity in China via online marketplace Tmall. 

Personal care and cosmetic product trademark filings compiled from the Official Gazette of the US Patent and Trademark Office, Class 3.

Trademarks are registered and published for opposition with the US Patent and Trademark Office and are published weekly in the agency's Official Gazette.