Contact Lens Care Solutions Should Require “Rubbing” – FDA Panel
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Executive Summary
All multipurpose contact lens care solutions should include directions for "rubbing" as well as rinsing to help avoid potential eye infections, including solutions previously approved with "no rub" labels on exterior packaging, FDA's Ophthalmic Devices Panel saysYou may also be interested in...
FDA Recommends Removal Of "No Rub" From Contact Lens Solution Labels
FDA recommends in a guidance that makers of multi-purpose contact lens solutions remove the phrase "no rub" from product labeling and instead emphasize "rubbing and rinsing.
FDA Recommends Removal Of "No Rub" From Contact Lens Solution Labels
FDA recommends in a guidance that makers of multi-purpose contact lens solutions remove the phrase "no rub" from product labeling and instead emphasize "rubbing and rinsing.
FDA Recommends Removal Of "No Rub" From Contact Lens Solution Labels
FDA recommends in a guidance that makers of multi-purpose contact lens solutions remove the phrase "no rub" from product labeling and instead emphasize "rubbing and rinsing.
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