Children's Flonase Is Latest Play For Nasal Allergy Spray Market Share
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet & The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Children's Flonase, like Children's Nasacort, is the same formulation and is indicated for the same overall age groups as the original product, but its labeling includes additional detail for use by children.
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