Saturday, July 07, 2007
FDA says what?
Saturday, July 07, 2007 | Original Musings by
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I FINALLY get a "release" from the FDA for containers that have been detained almost 10 weeks. They have been tested for everything but cat urine. Do you want to know what the bottom of the release says?
WTF?!?! Are you serious? Does not constitute assurance?????????????
How can you not be assured???
First customs sampled it and held it for weeks.
Then we had a 3rd party sample the container, neither us or our customer were allowed to open the container. Then we sent the samples to a 3rd party lab, approved by the US government for melamine and melamine derivative testing.
THEN almost a week after they get the negative results, they ask for a document (that ended up being 35 pages) on the procedures used to arrive at the negative results.
If it's an approved lab, don't you think they procedures used for that testing would be pre-approved?
Then a week AFTER they get the procedures we get the verbal ok. Then 24 hours finally the document with the disclaimer.
I swear I will go postal.
But, hey at least the Iraq war is going good.... [end sarcasm]
These products are released. This notice does not constitute assurance that the product released complies with all provisions of the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, or other related Acts, and does not preclude action should the product later be found violative.
WTF?!?! Are you serious? Does not constitute assurance?????????????
How can you not be assured???
First customs sampled it and held it for weeks.
Then we had a 3rd party sample the container, neither us or our customer were allowed to open the container. Then we sent the samples to a 3rd party lab, approved by the US government for melamine and melamine derivative testing.
THEN almost a week after they get the negative results, they ask for a document (that ended up being 35 pages) on the procedures used to arrive at the negative results.
If it's an approved lab, don't you think they procedures used for that testing would be pre-approved?
Then a week AFTER they get the procedures we get the verbal ok. Then 24 hours finally the document with the disclaimer.
I swear I will go postal.
But, hey at least the Iraq war is going good.... [end sarcasm]
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"The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy." ~~~ Martin Luther King, Jr.
"I like running because it's a challenge. If you run hard, there's the pain----and you've got to work your way through the pain. You know, lately it seems all you hear is 'Don't overdo it' and 'Don't push yourself.' Well, I think that's a lot of bull. If you push the human body, it will respond." ~~~Bob Clarke, Philadelphia Flyers general manager, NHL Hall of Famer. (Will-Weber's "Voices From the Midpack" chapter.)
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Perhaps the most valuable result of all education is the ability to make yourself do the thing you have to do, when it ought to be done, whether you like it or not; it is the first lesson that ought to be learned; and however early a man's training begins, it is probably the last lesson that he learns thoroughly. ~~~Thomas H. Huxley (1825 - 1895)
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