ADVERTISING LABELING & CLAIMS SUBSTANTIATION
Balancing Advertising and Brand Promotion of Your OTC Drug Product with the Latest FTC Guidance on Health Claims and Green Claims
Kellie Combs
Partner
Ropes & Gray
Jennifer Santos
Attorney
National Advertising Division (NAD)
Nikki Reeves
Partner
King & Spalding LLP
- Grappling with the implications of the FTC’s new Health Products Claim Substantiation Guidance on OTC drug products
- How much evidence, and what type of evidence, will be needed going forward to substantiate health-related claims for OTC drugs?
- Developing effective advertising, labeling and substantiation strategies while steering clear of compliance pitfalls
- Examining the proposed changes to the Green Guides and the impact that FTC’s contemplated rulemaking could have on environmental marketing claims for OTC drug products (eco-friendly, biodegradable, etc.)
- Exploring differences in FTC’s guidance and state law requirements for the term “recyclable”
- Understanding the nuances between superiority and comparative efficacy claims
- Analyzing the clinical data requirements needed to support these claims
- How are FTC and NAD viewing/treating these claims?
- Developing a roadmap for testing and claims substantiation that will protect your OTC drug product from FTC and NAD scrutiny, as well as attacks from the plaintiff’s bar
- Special considerations for making and substantiating ESG claims