COVID-19 drives hand sanitizer innovation as firms look to solve typical problems such as short microbe-kill treatment periods or risk of infection from sharing sanitizer bottles. Among launches, Breathe aerosol hand sanitizers use compressed air for faster application withouontact, while Disinfectant&Shield claims to kill germs for eight hours.
Surging US demand for OTC hand sanitizers is spurring innovation in delivery and formulations that provide long-lasting microbe-kill capability, reduce the risk of person-to-person infection or offer easy-open, single-use convenience.
Products launched in response to the COVID-19 pandemic include Breathe continuous spray clean aerosol hand sanitizers that use compressed air...
First Insight survey with 1,267 US consumers showed 44% are more likely to try a private label product “marketed as a dupe of a high-end product.” Providers of OTC drugs as well as other medical products in US would tread on thin regulatory ice with the practice.
Haleon described the opening of a new oral care R&D facility in the UK as a “major investment reflecting our commitment to advancing science and innovation.”
HBW Insight speaks to Bayer Consumer Health's global strategy director for regulatory, medical, safety, quality, and compliance Emese Csoke about how least how widening access to self-care solutions can be balanced with equity with regards to affordability.
With annual sales approaching $20m, LupinLife Consumer Healthcare has ambitious growth plans for the Indian OTC market.
Haleon described the opening of a new oral care R&D facility in the UK as a “major investment reflecting our commitment to advancing science and innovation.”
Now available without a prescription, Dymista Control is the first OTC combination treatment for consumers who are struggling to control their seasonal allergic rhinitis with a corticosteroid or antihistamine nasal spray, according to the firm.
White House announces president extends deadline he set in April for other countries to make new tariff deals from July 9 to Aug. 1, when the administration will start sending letters warning other countries that higher tariffs could take effect.
