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FDA Wants Fast Approval For Cosmetic, Supplement Perceptions Survey

 
• By Malcolm Spicer

FDA is seeking public comment,with 10 April deadline, on proposal to create a collection of information entitled "Generic Clearance for Qualitative Data to Support Social and Behavioral Research for Food, Dietary Supplements, Cosmetics, and Animal Food and Feed."

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The US Food and Drug Administration plans individual interviews, group discussions and other survey methods on perceptions, attitudes, motivations and behaviors associated with cosmetics, dietary supplements and other products subject to its oversight that are available on store shelves.

The agency announced in a 10 February Federal Register notice that is seeking public comment on its proposal to create a collection of information entitled "Generic Clearance for Qualitative...

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