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Ciprofloxacin Ordered Online. (Primary Care - Infectious Diseases).
The Food and Drug Administration has issued warnings to 11 foreign Internet vendors whom it accuses of attempting to capitalize on anthrax fears by offering ciprofloxacin to American consumers.
According to the FDA, the letters were sent because the agency has been unable to determine if the products being sold had been manufactured in accordance with U.S. safety and effectiveness specifications. The letters sent by the FDA warn the 11 foreign Internet vendors that the U.S. government is taking actions to halt potentially illegal drug sales that have emerged in the wake of recent bioterrorist attacks in the United States.
For example, the FDA is informing regulatory officials in the countries where the 11 "Internet pharmacies" operate about the potential violations and ...
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...alternative to the original large and chalky Videx tablets. This is the first generic version of an HIV reed to be approved in the United States. Over time, generic versions of other drugs like Retrovir (AZT) should become available. Obviously, this means lower...
- Congress turns attention to FDA, USDA paydays.(Food and Drug Administration,...
- Magazine article from: Feedstuffs SCHUFF, SALLY June 11, 2001 700+ words
...farmers. The first is the annual appropriations process for the U.S. Department of Agriculture and Food & Drug Administration, which began last week with the markup of a $74.2 billion fiscal 2002 spending bill in the House subcommittee...
