Bactec Kit Outer Labeling Only Required To Comply With “Drug Facts” Format
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
The individual OTC components in Becton Dickinson's Bactec Blood Culture Procedural Tray will not be required to carry "Drug Facts" labeling as long as the kit's outer package uses the OTC labeling format to describe the components, FDA says in a June 5 letter to the firm
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