Toll-Free AER Number For Sec. 505 OTCs To Be On Labels One Year After Rule
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
FDA is planning to allow OTCs approved under an NDA or ANDA up to one year to add a toll-free number to labeling for adverse event reports, according to a 1proposed rule published in the April 22 Federal Register
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