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Iowa Code § 126.16 - False advertising
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Advertising for a drug, device, or cosmetic is false if it is false or misleading, or if it claims listed medical effects.
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Advertising for a drug, device, or cosmetic is false if it is false or misleading, or if it claims listed medical effects.
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The board may adopt rules to enforce this chapter and, where practicable, align those rules with federal regulations. Hearings under this chapter must be handled by the board or a board-designated officer, agent, or employee.
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The board or its authorized agents may inspect certain drug, device, and cosmetic premises and records, and carriers or holders of such goods must allow access to requested records when properly requested.
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The board may publish reports about judgments and court orders, disseminate drug/device/cosmetic information in certain danger or deception situations, and collect, report, and illustrate results of its investigations.
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This provision defines key terms used in the chapter.
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This chapter does not apply to the Iowa Commercial Feed Law of 1974 or rules adopted under chapter 198.
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This chapter does not apply to drugs intended for use in animals and not in humans.
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It is a serious misdemeanor to possess nitrous oxide for intoxicating use, to be under its influence with that intent, or to distribute it when unlawful inhaling is intended or known to be likely.
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A person may not possess or distribute gamma-hydroxybutyrate (GHB); violations are aggravated misdemeanors.
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Retailers, their employees, and purchasers face strict limits on pseudoephedrine sales and purchases, plus recordkeeping and notice duties.
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Cities or counties may enforce section 126.23A after notice and a hearing opportunity, and retailers face civil penalties for violations.
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This chapter’s drug, device, and cosmetic rules also apply to manufacturing, processing, packaging, offering, possessing, holding for sale, selling, dispensing, giving, supplying, and applying those articles.
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This provision lists acts involving drugs, devices, and cosmetics that are unlawful, including adulteration, misbranding, false advertising, blocking inspections, counterfeit-mark conduct, and certain false or missing reports or notices.
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The board may ask the district court for an injunction, and the court may grant it to stop violations of section 126.3.
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Violations of this chapter generally are serious misdemeanors, with some violations treated as aggravated misdemeanors; certain people may avoid these penalties or liability if specific guaranty or knowledge conditions are met.
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Authorized board agents must tag and warn on detained or embargoed adulterated/misbranded articles; others may not remove or sell them without permission.
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Certain attorneys must promptly start and prosecute court proceedings after a reported violation, and the affected person must get notice and a chance to respond before the report; the drug, device, or cosmetic must be embargoed by an authorized agent.
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The board is not required to report minor violations for prosecution or proceedings if it believes a written notice or warning will adequately serve the public interest.
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This provision says when a drug or device is considered adulterated, including contamination, unsafe production or storage conditions, poor manufacturing controls, substandard strength or quality, mixed-in or substituted substances, and nonconforming or banned devices.
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This section defines several terms used in Title IV, subtitle 2, except chapter 146.