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Likewise, the FDCAs list of prohibited acts states simply that the misbranding of any drug is a prohibited act.[3] The Advertisement does not comply with the FDCA because the Advertisement misbrands drugs, and it is a violation of the FDCA to misbrand a drug, to introduce a misbranded drug into interstate commerce, and to deliver a misbranded drug for introduction into interstate commerce.[4] The FDCA also provides that prescription drug advertising for any prescription drug distributed or offered for sale must contain a true statement of information in brief summary relating to the side effects, contraindications, and effectiveness of a drug.[5] The FDCA and FDA regulations also require that prescription drug television advertisements provide a major statement relating to side effects and contraindications in a clear, conspicuous, and neutral manner.[6] The FDCA and FDA regulations do not exempt compounded drug advertisements from such requirements, and the Advertisement did not provide this required information to consumers.[7] It is also a violation of the FDCA to disseminate a television advertisement without complying with the FDAs requirements for television advertisements.[8] The FDCA and FDA regulations provide for the submission of television advertisements for a drug to the FDA for review before the television advertisement is disseminated, and compounded drugs are drugs under the FDCA.[9] The FDCAs section on pharmacy compounding sets forth specific sections of the FDCA that do not apply to compounded drug products
