"MedGuides" Required Only In Classes Where Patient Info Already Requested
• By The Pink Sheet
FDA will initially apply its MedGuide rule only to drug classes where the agency has already asked for patient-directed labeling, the agency said in its final rule "Prescription Drug Product Labeling; Medication Guide Requirements," published Dec. 1.
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