Electronic Or Paper Patient Information Leaflets? EU OTC Users Want Both

A survey of 1,000 EU health consumers commissioned by AESGP finds that OTC users see numerous benefits of digital patient information leaflets, but are agreed that information should also continue to be available in paper form.

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European consumers overwhelmingly believe that OTC medicine product information should continue to be provided in paper form, rather than just electronically, a recent survey commissioned by Association of the European Self-Care Industry, AESGP, has found.

“Although respondents clearly see the numerous benefits of digital leaflets, there seems to be a general agreement that information about...

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