Supplement Labeling Toll-Free AER Number Provision Included In House Bill
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Ephedrine alkaloid-containing dietary supplements would be prohibited from sale to people under 18 and limited to "behind-the-counter" distribution under a bill introduced by freshman Rep. Susan Davis (D-Calif.) Oct. 9.
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