Brand Name Confusion Preventable Under Existing Regs, Industry Rep Says
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Established brand history and OTC labeling rules provide consumers with enough information to avoid confusing self-care products carrying similar brand names and different active ingredients, Consumer Healthcare Products Association General Counsel Eve Bachrach told an FDA panel June 28.
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