ORTHO PLANNED RENOVA TIE-IN WITH OUTSIDE COSMETIC LINE IN 1990 -- TESTIMONY FROM RILEY TRIAL; FORMER DIVISION HEAD ACQUITTED OF FOUR COUNTS IN CASE
Executive Summary
Ortho was planning in 1990 to market its photoaging product Renova with a line of cosmetic products supplied by an outside company, according to the recent testimony of former Ortho Dermatologics Division President Lester Riley.
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