These comments are submitted as supporting evidence for the safety of the spray dosage from of sunscreens and is referenced in the comments filed to this docket by PCPC and CHPA.
Because of their well-established role in protecting public health, the significant benefits provided by sunscreens need to be appropriately weighed against any potential risks. We support FDA’s commitment to ensuring that sunscreens are safe and effective for their intended use.
We support FDA's commitment to ensuring that sunscreens are safe and effective for their intended use. We are confident that currently marketed sunscreens are both safe and effective.
The Personal Care Products Council and CHPA write in response to the proposed rule from FDA regarding sunscreen drug products for OTC human use. We write to request that the following sunscreen active ingredients be deferred from inclusion in the final rule.
CHPA supports efforts to encourage FDA to develop a legal path for CBD as a new dietary ingredient. Hemp oil is already an appropriate dietary ingredient.
CHPA has reviewed the findings of the meeting of the World Health Organization Expert Committee on Drug Dependence. CHPA agrees with the Committee's recommendations.
CHPA understands the proposed framework in the notice is limited to prescription drugs. We have an interest in this subject, however, since we could foresee the policies described have utility for nonprescription drugs under new drug applications.
Herein, CHPA provides feedback on the Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) proposal to modify Section 25821, subsections (a) and (c)(2), Level of Exposure to Chemicals Causing Reproductive Toxicity.
