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White Guide and Orange Guide Formatting Project - Pfizer

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Stickers<br />

<strong>Orange</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> - Chapter 10: Starters<br />

Q. Can a Sales Colleague place <strong>Pfizer</strong> Review Committee approved (“RCapproved”)<br />

product stickers on starters?<br />

A. No. Stickers or labels may not be affixed to any starter packaging. Starter<br />

packaging has been approved by the FDA, <strong>and</strong> altering it by affixing stickers or<br />

labels may “misbr<strong>and</strong>” the package, rendering it a homemade <strong>and</strong> in violation<br />

of the law. If an HCP requests adhesive tracking labels for use in recording his<br />

or her practice’s receipt of starters or distribution to individual patients, Sales<br />

Colleagues may follow the instructions found in the “Starter Information”<br />

section of PfieldNet at http://pfieldnet.pfizer.com <strong>and</strong> use the accompanying<br />

template to create them. Please note, however, that while these can be left<br />

with the starters they are not, under any circumstances, to be affixed to them.<br />

Appropriate Use of Formulary Stickers<br />

Q. Can a Sales Colleague put “Now on Formulary” or other approved stickers in<br />

the sample closet?<br />

A. Yes. With the approval of the HCP’s office staff, a Sales Colleague can place<br />

RC-approved stickers in the sample closet to identify <strong>Pfizer</strong>’s starters, but the<br />

stickers cannot be placed on starter packaging itself <strong>and</strong> may never be placed<br />

on a competitor’s product or product packaging.<br />

If a colleague has any questions about what he or she can or cannot do with respect to a particular<br />

product’s starter packaging, he or she should consult his or her manager, Starter Operations, the<br />

relevant Regional Attorney or team attorney.<br />

Key Points: Basic Rules Regarding H<strong>and</strong>ling of Starter Packaging<br />

DO NOT alter or remove product packaging as it contains information required by law <strong>and</strong><br />

approved by the FDA;<br />

DO NOT remove starter bottles from the individual unit boxes in which they were provided (if<br />

applicable); <strong>and</strong><br />

DO NOT apply stickers or labels to any starter packaging, including the individual unit boxes,<br />

product containers, sample packs or outer display packaging.<br />

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Rev. 09/12<br />

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