FDA Seeks Input On Inactive Ingredients Database

US Agency Plans To Prioritize Maximum Daily Exposure Information

Industry input is being sought by the FDA on its inactive ingredient database, as the US agency considers how to prioritize the addition of maximum daily exposure limits as well as mulling the removal of specific dosage form information.

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The FDA is seeking feedback on changes to its inactive ingredient database • Source: Thanee Hengpattanapong / Alamy Stock Vector

Input is being solicited by the US Food and Drug Administration on how best to prioritize the addition of maximum daily exposure information to its inactive ingredient database, as well as potentially modifying the IID structure to eliminate dosage form information.

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