Product tampering tamper-resistant packaging

Copycats afterwards, 36 product tampering episodes. Tylenol was reintroduced with new tripleseal tamper-resistant packaging six weeks later. J J offers coupons, discounts, J J affiliates make presentations to medical community Tylenol comeback was a success. 

Tamper-resistant packaging required after the deaths from cyanide placed in Tylenol, and the Federal Anti-Tampering Act makes it a crime to tamper with packaged consumer products. 

Tamper-resistant packaging requirement for over-the counter human drug products... 

Tamper-resistant packaging requirements for certain over-the-counter (OTC) human drug products. 1992 7132a. 17. 

Tamper/child resistant packaging Make sure all tamper resistant packaging is intact or do not purchase the product. Each product is allowed to have one dosage unit available that does not contain a child safe container in order to allow the elderly or infirmed patient to have the ease and accessibility to their medication... 

Paper, paperboard, and cardboard containers are used ubiquitously in pharmaceutical manufacturing. Because these types of containers are rarely designed to interact with the drug product itself, they are not as comprehensively validated in most compendial evaluations. Paper, paperboard, and cardboard are very inexpensive easy to print identification, instructions, or advertising materials and easily adhered to other packaging components. Furthermore, paper is a key component in several designs implemented to comply with tamper-resistant packaging mandates. ... 

Tamper-Resistant Packaging Regulations Issued for OTC Products. Tragedy Acetaminophen-capsule poisoning by cyanide causes seven deaths. Result Revision of GMPs to require tamper-resistant packaging. 

For two-piece, hard gelatin capsule products subject to this requirement, a minimum of two tamper-resistant packaging features is required, unless the capsules are sealed by a tamper-resistant technology. 

The reasons that the drug products compliance with the tamper-resistant packaging or labeling requirements of this section is unnecessary or cannot be achieved. 

Tamper-resistant packaging is required on all liquid oral hygiene products and all cosmetic vaginal products if sold over the counter. Tamper-resistant packaging refers to a barrier or product that alerts the consumer to the fact that the product may have been tampered with. Must products have a breakable seal on the package and a statement on the product that advises the consumer that if the seal is broken the product may have been tampered with and that the consumer should not purchase the product. 

Tamper-resistant packaging is required for all products The labeling of homeopathic products for over-the-counter use must include an ingredient list, instructions for safe selfadministration, at least one indicated use of the product and the dilution. 

The tamper-resistant labeling must state what form of tamper-resistant packaging was utilized in the packaging of the product. 

Which of the following products must be packaged with tamper-resistant packaging ... 

Five years into the campaign, the plastics industries fa-vorability rating is now over 60, which is in the band with our competitors. In our most recent tracking polls, 98 percent of Americans agreed that plastics make important safety contributions in products such as tamper-resistant packaging, shatter-resistant bottles, bicycle helmets, and... 

When sold retail, some products like liquid oral hygiene products (e.g. mouthwashes, fresheners) and all cosmetic vaginal products (e.g. douches, tablets) must be packaged in tamper-resistant packages, which if breached or missing, alert a consumer that tampering has occurred. 

Consumer Preferences. Studies into consumer preferences for tamper-evident (TE) packaging have consistentiy revealed that consumers prefer products that are resistant to tampering and have shelf-visible features. The same studies have indicated that a consumer is willing to pay slightly more than a competing brand that is not TE, indicating consumer awareness of packaging. 

Tamper-evident and tamper-resistant packs were few and far between until the Tylenol incident in the USA, when such packaging became the rule for OTC products almost overnight. WHO, in its guideline on the assessment of medicinal products for use in self-medication, recommends that such packages are highly desirable. 

OTC products that consist of two-piece hard gelatin capsules must have how many forms of tamper-resistant mechanisms in the packaging ... 

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