US FDA Announces OTC Monograph Drug User Fee Rates, Giving 45 Days For First Facility Payments
Executive Summary
The FDA says the new OTC monograph drug user-fee program (OMUFA) will provide additional resources needed to support the streamlined regulatory activities described by OTC drug reform legislation enacted in March 2020.
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