A "misbranded" drug means:
that the label does not contain directions for use
that it was prepared in unsanitary conditions
that it contains unsafe additives
that it differs in strength from what is represented
that the label does not contain directions for use
Rationale: A misbranded drug means that the label does not contain directions for use. It may also be misbranded if its labeling is false or misleading.
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