NAC’s Future In US As Dietary Ingredient Should Have Public Hearing, Senator Urges FDA
NPA Notes Sen. Lee’s Request In Submitting Petition On Agency’s NAC Position
Executive Summary
Utah Republican Mike Lee suggests attention to N-acetyl-L-cysteine as dietary ingredient FDA has shown for overhauls of its supplement industry regulation, Rx-to-OTC switch process and OTC monograph drug program as well as for cannabinoids and its NDI notification requirement.
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