Product characteristics included generic components, date of manufacture, date of expiry, stated manufacturer, stated country of manufacture, dose form (e.g., suspension, tablet, injectable), whether the drug was WHO prequalified at the time of the survey, whether the drug was a fixed-dose combination, and retail price.
We carefully noted the descriptions (ingredients, quantity, dosage form, package presentation, usage instructions, safety information, manufacture date, expiration date, batch number, name and address of the manufacturer) on the website and package insert or the summary of product characteristics of the items purchased.
The label displays the doll's serial number, manufacture date, batch number, and a brief incantation.
These models were validated using nitrocellulose-based gunpowders of known manufacture date.
The Food and Drug Administration published new rules on Friday that require most medical devices sold in the United States to carry a unique code, identifying the make, manufacture date and lot number.
A snowcoach meeting the requirements for air and sound emissions may be operated in the park through the winter season that begins no more than 10 years from the engine manufacture date, or longer if the snowcoach is certified to meet performance-based emission standards established by the Superintendent under paragraph (l)(4)(i) of this section.
The first written record referring to sake dates from the 3rd century ad, and the first reference to its manufacture dates from the 8th century.
The model numbers and manufacture dates are on the lower inside portion of the rear frame, just above the rear wheels.
Samples of the same brand of beer but with different manufacture dates, originating from different manufacture lots, have been applied in the studies.
A sample of 532 anhydrous ammonia nurse tanks with manufacture dates ranging from the 1950's to 2011 were examined during 2012 by side angle ultrasound to measure the locations, sizes, and orientations of flaw indications.
Woolen manufacture dates from the close of the 16th century, and the Scottish College of Textiles (1909) is the central institution for the industry that is now mainly confined to the weaving of tweeds and the making of knitwear.
