Lexology April 16, 2024
Dickinson Wright

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulates foods and beverages, drugs and medical devices, biologics, dietary supplements, tobacco products, veterinary products, and cosmetics. Although these various product categories may appear to be clearly cut, the fact of the matter is that a product can very easily cross over from one product category to a different one as a result of issues such as in intended use, composition, labeling content or other claims, or other such issues that may seem to be inconsequential. At the earliest possible stage of product development, it is important to evaluate the identity of the product based on these and other factors, and to anticipate the manner in which the product will be marketed and advertised...

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