Citizen Petition from Foley & Lardner LLP

An individual who suffered a severe allergic reaction due to undisclosed ingredients in medication argues for clearer labeling of pharmaceutical components. They specifically request that manufacturers identify whether magnesium stearate is derived from mammal or plant sources to ensure patient safety.

An individual living with alpha gal syndrome (AGS) supports the proposed action to require clearer labeling of animal-derived ingredients in medications. They argue that current labeling is insufficient for patients with severe allergies to mammalian products, which can lead to life-threatening reactions during surgery or when taking over-the-counter drugs.

An individual with Alpha-Gal syndrome is requesting mandatory labeling and ingredient information for drugs, vaccines, and medications. They argue that current labeling is insufficient for patients with severe allergies and that clear information is necessary for both patients and first responders to make safe medical decisions.

An individual is advocating for the mandatory labeling of animal-derived ingredients in food, personal care products, and medications. They argue that these changes are necessary to protect patients with severe allergies and to assist healthcare providers in identifying safe products.

The commenter, an individual with a severe allergy to mammal-derived products (Alpha-gal syndrome), argues that medication and supplement labels are currently insufficient for people with life-threatening allergies. They urge the government to require explicit labeling of animal and mammal-derived ingredients in all medications and supplements to ensure consumer safety.

Foley & Lardner LLP, a law firm, is proposing a citizen petition to require clear labeling of animal-derived ingredients in drugs and dietary supplements. They also advocate for encouraging the use of plant-based or synthetic alternatives and allowing for certification symbols to denote the absence of animal-derived ingredients.

Foley & Lardner LLP, a law firm, is proposing a citizen petition to require clear labeling of animal-derived ingredients in drugs and dietary supplements. They also advocate for encouraging the use of plant-based or synthetic alternatives and allowing for certification symbols to denote the absence of animal-derived ingredients.

An individual with an Alpha Gal mammal allergy is requesting that businesses be required to list whether products are Alpha Gal safe and free of mammal-derived ingredients. The commenter argues that this requirement would reduce anxiety and provide necessary clarity for consumers with severe sensitivities.