Astringent Final Rule Contains Revised Labeling, Small Package Exemptions
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
The Skin Protectant Astringent direct final rule includes minor labeling changes and small packaging exemptions to bring the astringent portion of the Skin Protectant Monograph in line with the rest of the rule, FDA says. The agency published the direct final rule in the Federal Register June 13
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