Check the list of permitted colors for drugs and cosmetics approved under Indian law to ensure safe and compliant product formulation.
- The Act specifies the colors that can be used in the labeling and packaging of drugs and cosmetics to prevent misleading consumers and ensure clarity.
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Permitted Colors:
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Primary Colors:
- Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Black, White: Commonly used for text and basic design elements.
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Regulatory Colors:
- Brown: Often used to denote specific categories or warnings.
- Gold and Silver: Used for premium or specialized products.
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Restrictions:
- Avoid Misleading Colors: Colors that could imply unapproved claims or effects are prohibited.
- Consistency: Colors should be used consistently across similar product lines to aid recognition.
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Background and Contrast:
- High Contrast: Ensures that text is easily readable against the background.
- Non-Glaring Colors: Avoid colors that could strain the eyes or obscure information.
Prohibited Uses:
- Fluorescent Colors: Unless specifically allowed for certain products.
- Colors Suggestive of Specific Uses: Such as pink for all analgesics or green for all antibiotics, unless justified.
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