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`63568 = Federal Register /‘Vol. 55, No. 233 / 9Wedn'esday, December .41, 1991 / Rules andRegu-lations'
`W
`Authority: Secs. 201. 801. 501, 502 503. 505.
`506.507.5127516. 520. 001(3). 701. 704 705. 706
`of the Federal Food, Drug. and Cosmetic Act
`(21 U5.0 321. 331. 351. 352. 353. 355. 350. W357
`360b—360f. 3601'. 361(a).-37'1. 3‘74, 375. 376);
`secs. 215, 301. 302(8). 351. 354—36017 of the
`Public Health Service Act (42 USC. 216. 241.
`242(8). 262. 263b—263n).

`'.2 Section 310.545 is amendedin
`, paragraph (111(7) by removing the entry
`.“Methdl” including the parenthetical
`:' statement and alphabetically adding the
`' entry “Menthol”, by revising the ,
`,
`,' introductory text of paragraph (d1. and
`by adding paragraph [d1(31 toread as
`' follows:
`,
`.
`' § 310.565 Drug products contalning
`certain active Ingredientsoffered over-the-
`Ii
`t
`1
`IV
`‘0
`i
`- counter (OTC-1 for certain uses.
`
`Subpart Gefnesewed]
`
`"Subpart Hébrug Products for the
`Control of Dandruff. Seborrheic .
`Dermatitis, and Psoriasis
`
`‘
`
`p
`‘
`§ 358.701 Scope.
`' (a) An over-the—counter dandruff.
`V seborrheic dermatitis. or psoriasis drug
`product111 a form suitable for topical
`application'is generally recognized as
`safe and effective and1,5 not misbranded
`if it meets each of the conditions'111 this -
`,' subpartand each general condition
`established1n:§ 330.1 of this chapter. I
`'
`(b1 References'111 this subpart to
`regulatory sections of the Code of
`Federal Regulations are to chapter 1 of
`title 21 unless otherwise noted.
`(5 358.703 Definitions.
`As used in thissubpart:
`(a) 0001 tar. .The tar used for
`medicinal purposes that'is obtained as a
`byproduct during the destructive
`distillation of bituminous coal, at
`temperatures in the range of 900 “C to
`1100 °C. It may be further processed
`using either extraction with alcohol and
`= suitable dispersing agents and.
`‘ maceration times or fractional
`‘ distillation with or without the use of
`suitable organic solvents.
`(b1 Dandruff. A condition involving an
`increased rate of shedding of dead
`epidermal cells of the scalp.
`(1:) Psoriasis. A condition of the soalp
`’ or body characterized by irritation,
`itching. redness. and extreme excess
`shedding of dead epidermal cells.
`((11 Seborrheic dermatitis. A condition
`of the scalp or body characterized by
`irritation. itching. redness, and excess
`shedding of dead epidermal cells.
`
`§ 358.710 Active ingredients for the
`control of dandruff, seborrhelc dermatitis.
`or psoriasis.
`
`The active ingredient of the product
`consists of any of the following within
`the specified concentration established
`for each ingredient:
`(31111317119 ingredients for the control
`of dandruff (11 Goal tar, 0.5 to 5 percent.
`When a coal tar solution. derivative. or
`fraction is used as the source of the coal
`tor. the labeling shall specify the
`identity and concentration of the coal
`tar source used and the concentration of
`the coal tar present in the final product.
`(2) Pyrithione zinc. 0.3 to 2 percent
`when formulated to be applied and then
`washed off after brief exposure.
`(31 Pyrithione zinc. 0.1 to 0.25 percent
`when formulated to be applied and left
`on the skin or scalp.
`(4) Salicylic acid? 18 to 3 percent.
`(5) Selenium sulfide, 1 percent.
`(61 Sulfur. Z to 5 percent.
`'
`
`.
`
`‘
`
`-
`
`_
`
`'
`
`(d) Any OTC drug produCt that'13 not
`in compliance with this section18
`.
`'
`' Subject to regulatory action if initially
`introduced or initially delivered for
`' introduction into interstate commerce
`' after the dates specifiedin paragraphs .
`i
`h
`((118.1. (d1(21. and (d1(31 of this section.
`1(3) December 4, 1992, for products "
`subject to paragraph (111(7) of this
`section that contain menthol as an
`antipruritic in combination with the
`antidandruff ingredient coal tar
`_ identified1n § 358.710Ea1(11 of this
`chapter.
`
`"
`
`PART SSE—MESCELLANEOUS
`
`EXTERNIRL DRUG snooocrs FOR
`OVER-THE—CGUNTER HUMAN U35
`
`3. The authority‘citation for 21 CFR
`part 358 continues to read as follows:
`11111111111131: Secs. 201, 501, 502. 503, 505. 510.
`701 of the Federal Food. Dragons] Cosmetic
`—Act (21 USE. 321. 351. 352. 353. 355. 360, 3'71).
`
`4. Subpart G is reserved and new
`subp‘art H. consisting of §§ 358.701
`through 358.750. is added to read as
`followe:
`Subpart o~rneservec1 '
`
`Support i-i-Drug Products for the Control
`oi'Dandrutf, Seborrhelc Dermatitis, and
`Psoriasis
`. Sec.
`' 358.701 Scope.
`3.58.703 Definitions.
`358.710 Active ingredients for the control of
`dandruff, seborrheic dermatitis. or
`psoriasis.
`358.720 Permitted combinations of active
`ingredients
`358.750 Labeling of drug products for the
`control of- dandruff sebo‘rrheic
`dermatitis. for psoriasis.
`
`I
`
`(b1 Active ingredients for the control
`ofseborrbeic dermatitis. (1) Coal tar. 0.5
`to 5 percent. When a coal tar solution.
`derivative. or fractionis used as the _
`source of the coal tar. the labeling shall
`specify the identity and concentration c.
`the coal tar source used and the
`
`concentration of the coal tar present1n
`the .final product
`(21 Pyrithione zinc, 0.95 to 2 percent
`when formulatedto be applied and then ,_ .
`washed Off after brief exposure.
`.
`[31 Pyrithione zinc. 0.1 to. 0.25 percent
`when formulated to be appliedand left
`on the skin or scalp.
`(4] Salicylic acid. 1.8 to 3 percent.
`(51 Selenium sulfide. 1 percent.
`(c1 Active ingredients for the con trol-
`ofpsoriasis. (1) Coal tar, 0.5 to 5 percent.
`When a coal tar solution. derivative, or
`fraction is used as the source of the coal
`tar, the labeling shall specify the
`identity'and concentration of the coal
`tar source used and the concentration of
`the coal tar present in the final product.
`p
`(21 Salicylic acid, 1.8103 percent.
`§ 358.720 Permitted combinations '91
`active ingredients.
`.
`
`Salicylic acid identified'in § 358.710(a1
`(41 may be combined with sulfur
`identified'in § 358.710(a1(6) provided .
`each ingredient13 present within the
`established concentration and the
`product is labeled for the control of
`dandruff.
`
`\
`
`§ 358.750 Labeling of drug products tor
`the control of dandruff, seborrheic
`dermatitis. or psoriasis.
`
`(a1 Statement of identity. The labeling
`of the product contains the established
`name of the drug. if any, and identifies
`the product with one or more of the
`following. as appropriate:
`(11 “Dandruff (insert product form1" or
`“'antidandruff_(insert product form)".
`(21 “Seborrheic dermatitis {insert
`product form)".
`(31 “Psoriasis (insert product form)”.
`(b1 Indications. The labeling of the
`product states, under the heading
`“indications.” the phrase listed in
`paragraph (b1(11 of this section and may
`contain any of the terms listed in'
`paragraph (b1(21 or (131(3) of this section.
`Other truthful and nonmisleading
`statements. describing only the
`indications for use that have been
`established and listed in paragraph (111
`of this section. may also be used, as
`. provided in § 330.1(c1(21 of this chapter.
`subject to the provisions of section 502
`of the Federal Food, Drug. and Cosmetic
`Act (the act) relating to misbranding and
`. the prohibition'in section 301!d) of the
`act against the introduction or delivery
`. for introduction into interstate
`
`
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`UN T.4'.V4'.R AIXH R T 1061
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`T.4'.V4'.R VS. PROCTOR & GAMBLE
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`IIPR20l3-00509
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`UNILEVER EXHIBIT 1061
`UNILEVER VS. PROCTOR & GAMBLE
`IPR2013-00509
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