Warning Letter Wednesday® Posts
A weekly exploration of FDA warning letters and enforcement trends
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Citing studies leads to increased scrutiny
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Words like “may help with” is not a get-out-of-claims-jail-free card
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Companies that compensate influencers or affiliates may be responsible for claims they make
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The FDA regulates based on intended use
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Find high-risk words lurking in old blogs, testimonials, and socials
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Plan for FDA inspections by addressing common violations
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Plan for inspections with an “FDA Inspection” SOP
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Find and remove high-risk “buzzwords”
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Claims made on social are top of FDA’s mind
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Product review engagement leads to a warning letter
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Screen all blogs and social media for disease claims
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Ensure 483 responses are complete