Nasal Dilators Can Carry "Transient Causes" Indications - FDA Final Rule
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Indicated uses of external nasal dilators may include "transient causes" as well as structural abnormalities that result in breathing difficulty, FDA determines in a final rule on the classification of the devices slated for publication in the March 8 Federal Register.
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