OTC Label Multiple Columns Suggested For Elongated Packaging By CHPA
• By The Tan Sheet
FDA should allow the use of more than two columns to present required information on OTC labeling for products with long rectangular packaging, Consumer Healthcare Products Association Senior VP and Director of Science & Technology William Soller, PhD, said at a "feedback" meeting on the OTC labeling final rule in Rockville, Md. June 29.
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