"To resolve any inconsistency in interpretation across industry areas, the TGA no longer permits references to terms such as ‘wrinkle reducing injections’ where those terms would result in a reasonable consumer understanding the intention of the content is to promote the use or supply of a prescription medicine," said the TGA.
TGA tightens interpretation of regulations to eliminate 'indirect references' to medicines
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