Magnesium citrate solid dosage form will not be included in laxative monograph, FDA says.
• By The Tan Sheet
MAGNESIUM CITRATE LAXATIVE OTHER THAN IN ORAL SOLUTION is not allowed under the tentative final monograph for OTC laxatives, FDA told Purdue Frederick in a December letter. The Norwalk, Conn.-based firm had asked FDA in October 1994 to give monograph status to a formulation of magnesium citrate 25 g in a solid mixture that must be reconstituted before oral administration. The agency decided that the information provided by Purdue Frederick did not "support the requested revision."
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