Dry Powder Blows Dr. Natural OTC Epinephrine Inhaler Out Of Compliance
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Dr. Natural Healing markets its Prime Asthma Relief Start Kit with an epinephrine delivery form – a capsule added to a dry powder inhaler – not approved under the OTC bronchodilator monograph, FDA says in a warning letter, its latest enforcement against OTC asthma inhalers it considers noncompliant.
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