Supplemental Comment from Kenvue Brands LLC
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Summary: Kenvue Brands LLC opposes the proposed labeling changes for over-the-counter acetaminophen products, arguing that the scientific evidence linking prenatal use to neurodevelopmental disorders is unreliable and methodologically flawed. The company contends that the requested warnings would be misleading, violate the First Amendment, and contradict the FDA's evidence-driven regulatory framework.
Kenvue Brands LLC’s supplemental response to the Citizen Petition
Attachments
- Kenvue Supplemental Comment to ICAN Citizen Petition (PDF)
- Footnote 01 - Citizen Petition from Siri and Glimstad LLP (2025) (PDF)
- Footnote 02 - Comment from Kenvue Brands LLC part 1 of 7 (PDF)
- Footnote 03 - Diddier Prada et al. (2025)
- Footnote 04 - Brian K. Lee (2025)
- Footnote 05 - Per Damkier (2025)
- Footnote 06 - Jameela Sheikh et al. (2025)
- Footnote 08 - Remarks_Donald Trump Makes an Autism Announcement at the White House (2025) (PDF)
- Footnote 11 - Beverly J. Shea et al. (2017)
- Footnote 18 - CDER Epidemiology_Literature Review (2025) (PDF)
- Footnote 19 - Acetaminophen_What You Should Know About Using Acetaminophen Safely (PDF)
- Footnote 20a_1 - Comment from Americans for Scientific Integrity (2025) (PDF)
- Footnote 20a_2 - Citizen Petition from Americans for Scientific Integrity (2025) (PDF)
- Footnote 20b - Comment from Randy Wolfshagen (2025) (PDF)
- Footnote 20c - Comment from Joy Metcalf (2025) (PDF)
- Footnote 21 - Use of Paracetamol During Pregnancy Unchanged in the EU_EUROPEAN MED. AGENCY (2025) (PDF)