Use of pictograms in OTC labeling needs data support, P&G attorney says.

This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet

23 Jan 1995
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OTC LABEL USE OF PICTOGRAMS NEEDS DATA SUPPORT showing that pictograms will not miscommunicate patient information, Procter & Gamble attorney Robert Anderson maintained at a Jan. 18 workshop on OTC drug labeling and consumer communication sponsored by the Drug Information Association. The OTC "industry is very nervous" about the use of pictograms, Anderson said, since pictograms have been "shown to mean a lot of different things" to different populations.

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