US OTC Nasal Product Firm Warned One Size Doesn’t Fit All Products For GMP Compliance
Executive Summary
Expectation to use same manufacturing species for OTC nasal products with different active ingredients leads a list of quality-control problems FDA reported following an inspection of Profound Inc.
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