US FDA Proposed Rule Needs Clarifications On Who Should Use OTC Hearing Aids – Comments
Executive Summary
More than 1,000 comments were submitted by professional and civic organizations, trade groups and consumers FDA proposed rule on allowing OTC sales of hearing aids intended for consumers with mild to moderate hearing loss.
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