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139 - With regard to a diagnostic manufacturing company that manufactures glucose meters, etc. The company produces detail aids, etc. Do these detail aids require PAAB approval?

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  • Jennifer CarrollJ Online
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    Advertising tools exclusively discussing items which have been approved by Health Canada as "medical devices" do not fall under the scope of the PAAB code. However, the piece should be submitted to PAAB if there is any mention of a drug product (i.e. DIN, NPN, DIN-HM, and Schedule C and D products).

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