Which statement about the Drug Facts label is true?

• A. The label lists only marketing claims.
• B. The label provides standardized information on active ingredients, uses, warnings, directions, and safety.
• C. The label includes only price information.
• D. The label is optional for some OTC products.

Answer: (B)

The Drug Facts label is a standardized, FDA-required label on OTC medicines that conveys essential information to consumers. It lists the active ingredients and their amounts per dose, the product’s purpose, the uses (indications), warnings about when not to use it or when to seek medical help, directions for how to use it, and other safety details. This consistent format helps people compare products and use them safely. It’s not about marketing claims, it doesn’t provide price information, and labeling is required for all OTC products, not optional.