Gynetics Exec Supports Restricted Access For OTC Emergency Contraceptives
Executive Summary
Emergency contraceptive maker Gynetics would support age requirements and other restrictions on over-the-counter access to emergency contraception products, Gynetics Chief Financial and Operating Officer Jack Stover suggested to an FDA Rx-to-OTC switch public meeting June 29.
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