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Exeltis USA Inc. v. First Databank, Inc.
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4:17-cv-04810
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February 18, 2021
Drug Database Provider Wins Challenge To OTC Label Change
A California federal judge handed an early win to drug database provider First Databank on Wednesday, ruling the company was within its rights to reclassify prenatal vitamins despite claims from a vitamin maker that doing so would mislabel the supplements and deny low-income pregnant women access to them.
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November 29, 2017
Prenatal Vitamin Maker Fights To Stop OTC Label Change
A prenatal vitamin maker urged a California federal judge Wednesday to preliminarily bar First Databank Inc. from changing codes on prescription prenatal vitamins so they're sold over-the-counter, arguing that the change will mislabel the supplements and deny pregnant women covered by Medicaid access to vitamins that prevent birth defects.