W-L Listerine Anticaries Fluoride Rinse Formula Change Proposed To FDA
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Warner-Lambert has changed its proposed fluoride-containing oral anticaries/antiplaque/antigingivitis rinse to a .02% sodium fluoride formula to reflect results from recently conducted market research on taste, the company says in comments submitted to FDA May 15.
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