Like effect definition

Like effect simply means that the regulator could license products containing nicotine(e.g. e-cigs) without clinical trials if there was clear evidence that it had equivalent content and effects to an existing product. The implication would be that e-cigs could be sold over the counter in a wide variety of retail outlets in the same way as, say, ibuprofen and asprin. This approach is consistent with the latest NICE guidance and the likely content of the MHRA decision expected next year.
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  • Programme Effective Date means 5 December 2017.

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