OTC & Dietary Supplement Combination Products
In 2008, the Tan Sheet reported that Bayer had received warning letters reinforcing the FDA’s ban on Supplement/Drug Combination products stating that the two Bayer HealthCare products combining aspirin with dietary supplements are unapproved new drugs.
Kids Are Number ONE with Homeopathy
Do you worry about your child suffering from painful recurring earaches and diarrhea during the flu season? Did you know that homeopathy with its rich history and many kid friendly dosage forms, offers help and hope by triggering the body’s own defenses and without causing side effects?
Homeopathy and ‘The Memory of Water’
The July 2007 issue of Homeopathy; The Journal of the Faculty of Homeopathy, is a special issue devoted entirely to the science and commentary surrounding investigations of homeopathic remedies and the theories of water memory as an explanation for homeopathic potencies.
Don’t Skip the Mint
Peppermint is one of the oldest and most widely used herbal remedies.
The Current Regulatory Status of Veterinary Homeopathic Drugs in the United States
Homeopathic medicines have been classified as drugs in the United States since their inclusion in the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act of 1938 (FFD&CA).
FDA Proposes Barring Certain Cattle Material from Medical Products
On January 12, 2007 FDA published a new Rile that describes the use of materials derived from cattle in medical products intended for use in humans and drugs intended for use in ruminants.
New Labeling Guidance for Liquid OTC Drugs
The FDA has recently been communicating with the drug industry regarding the safety of consumers, and particularly of children, using OTC liquid cough and cold medications, emphasizing the importance of correct dosing to consumer safety.
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