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Antimicrobial product benefits must be supported with epidemiological data, FDA says.

This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet

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ANTIMICROBIAL PRODUCTS MUST DEMONSTRATE SUPERIORITY TO BAR SOAP, FDA Division of Anti-Infective Drug Products Micro-biology Team Leader Albert Sheldon, PhD, said at a June 2-3 "Health Care Continuum Model" symposium co-sponsored by the Cosmetic, Toiletry & Fragrance Association and the Soap & Detergent Association. The groups submitted the HCCM at a July 29 OTC "feedback" meeting as an alternative way to categorize antimicrobial ingredients under the agency's OTC health care tentative final monograph. Addressing the audience, Sheldon maintained: "If you're going to sell the concept that because [a product] contains an antimicrobial [that product] will have superiority" over a regular bar soap, "then you should demonstrate that."

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