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Would it be acceptable to include the official notice in a less-prominent
place, then in a more prominent place include a notice which would actually
be meaningful to the reader?
I haven't yet worked on FDA-regulated medical devices, so I'm curious. It
probably isn't critical in this case, but I can imagine circumstances where
using only the official wording could in fact place the user or patient in
jeopardy.
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Paul Goble
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