Research Reports

In general, the Part 111 GMP requirements, although similar, are less stringent and tend to be more flexible than the Part 211 GMP requirements.

The purpose of this study was to understand how consumers navigate through the retail space to locate and select OTC products.

Summary and recommendations from The Gerontological Society of America and Consumer Healthcare Products Association National Summit on Over-the-Counter Medication Behaviors of Older Adults.

To gain new insights on the issue of what drives trust in OTC medicines, Nielsen and IMS partnered to conduct surveys of consumers and healthcare providers to understand what leads both groups to trust OTC medicines.

This report will reveal analysis and insight into what factors help stimulate growth in the categories that are driving the independent pharmacy front-end.

The aim of this paper is to estimate savings that could be achieved by reducing unnecessary visits to primary care physicians for patients who can address symptoms with appropriate use of OTC medicines.

A comprehensive report of survey results regarding the importance of over-the-counter medicines to consumers and medical professionals in the United States.

This report examines the role of OTC medicines in the U.S. healthcare system as reflected through professional treatment guidelines, medication use data, as well as clinical and consumer research.

This meta-analysis aimed to compare single-dose 10 mg phenylephrine and placebo separately in adult patients with acute nasal congestion due to the common cold.