Making Imodium Rx-Only No Help On Curbing Opioid Abuse – CHPA
This article was originally published in The Pink Sheet
Executive Summary
Making OTC diarrhea remedy loperamide Rx-only is unlikely to reduce abuse and would cause problems for millions of US consumers who depend on the product, says the Consumer Healthcare Products Association, responding to a petition advocating the change.
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