OTC Decisions November-December: GSK Labels For Nexium Promotion, Voltaren 2-Pack Approved
Aleve Design Refresh, Men's Rogaine Matching Women's Labeling Also Approved By FDA
Executive Summary
Approvals by FDA also include revised container and consumer information labeling for J&J's Men’s Rogaine to align with labeling for Women’s Rogaine; bonus-pack labeling for Bayer AG’s Aleve; and
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