6783. Various prescription drugs.    (F.D.C. No. 46582.   S. Nos. 63/69 T, 71/73 T.) 
QUANTITT: 4,988 tablets and capsules and 42 btls. of liquid at Jacksonville, 
Fla., in possession of Griffin Pharmacy, Inc.
SHIPPED :    On unknown dates, by various drug handlers.
LABEL IN PART:    (Some labels)  "Physician's Sample" and "Physician's Trial 
Package."
RESULTS OP INVESTIGATION : Some of the articles were prescription drugs re- 
packed from physicians' samples into containers which had labels bearing the 
brand names of the drugs, the words "Physician's Sample," "Physician's Trial 
Package," or similar wording, and the names of manufacturers, packers, or 
distributors located outside the State of Florida. Some of the articles were 
prescription drugs which had not, at the time the articles were libeled, been 
repacked by the dealer and which bore labels similar to the other articles.
LIBELED :    10-19-61, S. Dist. Fla.
CHARGE: 502(a)-while held for sale, the words "Physician's Sample," "Physi- 
cian's Trial Package," and similar wording on the labels of the articles, were 
false and misleading as applied to the articles then in the possession of a 
repacker and intended for sale, and not then intended for use as "complimen- 
tary - not for sale" samples for physicians and others lawfully engaged in 
dispensing prescription drugs; 502(b) (1)-a number of the articles failed to 
bear a label containing the name and place of business of the manufacturer, 
packer, or distributor; 502(e)(2)-the labels of a number of the articles 
failed to bear the common or usual name of each active ingredient contained 
therein; 502(f) (1)-the labeling of a number of the articles failed to bear ade- 
quate directions for use and they were not exempt from that requirement since 
they were drugs subject to the provisions of 503(b) (1), and their labels failed 
to bear an identifying lot or control number from which it was possible to 
determine the complete manufacturing history of the package of the drug, as 
required by regulations; and 503(b) (4)-a number of the articles failed to 
bear the statement "Caution: Federal law prohibits dispensing without 
prescription."
DISPOSITION :   11-24-61.   Default-destruction.