Not admitted · Vague or promotional
Rules 1.1.0 · as of 14 Sep 2026
Owen Scott Muir · Said 23 Jun 2023 · owen-0549
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Vague or promotional
“It would be hard to argue that this is not advertising for their pharmaceutical product. That is what the federal Office of Prescription Drug Promotion at FDA might call an “ extravagant claim .””
The author compares Doblin's on-stage statement ('We're going to need to use psychedelics for conflict resolution') with the FDA Bad Ad program's untitled letter over a Lomaira exhibit-hall panel. He predicts FDA's Office of Prescription Drug Promotion might treat the MAPS statement as an 'extravagant claim', i.e., a promotional violation ('This presents some regulatory concerns').
No entity, observable event, benchmark or threshold can be written from the text and its immediate context. Slogans ('game changer', 'once-in-a-lifetime opportunity', 'favourite stock') and quantifiers with no countable set ('more', 'first', 'all') without a defined set.