Ascend’s EstroGel Promotion Misrepresents Efficacy Compared To Other Products, US FDA Says
Executive Summary
Professional sell sheet falsely suggests estradiol gel contains lowest effective dose of estrogen compared to other estrogen products, OPDP says in fourth “untitled” letter of 2018.
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