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681 - Hi, at an international conference to be held in Canada, there will be a large presence from our parent company (US company), as well as some presence from our local affiliate (i.e. Canadian office). Our product is approved in both US and Canada. Our US counterparts have a booth graphic that has information based on the USPI (i.e indication as well as claims). These are not completely aligned. Is the booth with US information acceptable at this conference? (This booth will be shared by US and Canadian colleagues). Also, can the US promotional materials be handed out or does the information need to only align with the Canadian PM? And finally, can the USPI as well as the Canadian PM for this product be handed out at the conference? Thank you!
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