FDA OTC Labeling Final Rule Based On "Unrealistic Assumptions" - CHPA
• By The Tan Sheet
FDA's final rule on OTC labeling "appears to be based on unrealistic assumptions," Consumer Healthcare Products Association Senior VP and Director of Science & Technology William Soller, PhD, asserted at an FDA "feedback" meeting April 23. "A number of examples used by FDA" as samples of OTC labels "are unrealistic projections of actual labeling," Soller added.
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