DTC Rx Drug Ad Study No. 30: Do Market Claims Impact Perception?

FDA to assess whether claims such as '#1 prescribed' affect consumer views of drug product; project to cost $529,742. Chart notes price tag for 18 other DTC studies.

Do print ads touting a prescription drug as “new” or “#1 prescribed” impact consumer perceptions of a product? That’s the question FDA aims to answer in its latest study of direct-to-consumer Rx drug advertising.

The study, “Market Claims in Direct-to-Consumer Prescription Drug Print Ads,” will assess the impact of market claims on perceptions with and without quantitative information about product efficacy. FDA announced the study in a July 20 Federal Register

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