In the U.S., if it's called a drug (claimed to treat or cure a disease or malady) it's regulated by the Food and Drug Administration. All drugs are regulated and have to meet standards set by the FDA in the Code of Federal Regulations. Drug manufacturer's are required to meet FDA mandates such as GMP's or Good Manufacturing Practices and are required to follow a 'Quality System' which involves a slew of factors and tons of documentation proving that they are in compliance with these laws.
Did you mean what is a controlled drug. That's a whole different question and involves substances that are addictive and not only is the FDA, but the DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration) scrutinized. There are different classes of controlled drugs.
what type of testing does a non-regulated drug screen require? urine, saliva, or hair samples
what type of testing does a non-regulated drug screen require? urine, saliva, or hair samples
drug you put up your bumhole
Regulated quantity.
To officially issue a regulated drug to a patient
Restaurants are regulated by the Food and Drug Administration since society have a particular amount of calories that is wanted in each type of food. The drug administration can be found since food must identify the iron, calcium, and ecetera in food.
what is safe to use?
It's not necessarily regulated per se, but is subject to regulation by the Food and Drug Administration.
Nothing,this is strictly regulated.
That does not agree it should be...."Vitamins that are sold in a health food store are not regulated by the food and drug administration."
No, oxycodone is a schedule 2 drug (C2), highly regulated narcotic.
Shellfish, meat, poultry, and general cooked food consumption is regulated by the FDA simply because of the constant risk of food that is uncooked or unproperly prepared.