‘All The Information’ For OTC Switch DFLs Includes Important Warnings Used On Rx Drug Labels
Executive Summary
OTC switches are more challenging for sponsors as concerns over label communication, drug interactions and consumers understanding increase, says FDA official Francis Becker. Rx label precautions and warnings must go on OTC labels, too.
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