Seattle Biologics Firm Offers COVID-19 ‘Vaccine’ OTC Before Warnings By State, Federal Agencies
Executive Summary
When businesses rapidly pivot to offering consumer health products and services, they’re likely not contemplating compliance with FDA regulations. Recent warning letters are more proof COVID-19 represents opportunities for numerous businesses that aren’t prepared to follow or simply aren’t aware of FDA regulations.
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