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FAA Revises Its Dosing Interval Standard

By Reigel & Associates, Ltd.

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According to the latest edition of the Federal Air Surgeon's Medical Bulletin, the FAA has revised the dosing interval standard (the time between taking medicine with known side effects until going flying) to reflect a longer waiting time. The standard has been increased from two to five dosing intervals. For example, if the instructions on the medication bottle say to take every six hours, then an airman must wait until at least 30 hours after the last dose before he or she may fly. The FAA al read more

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Full post as published by Aviation Law Discussions on October 11, 2010 (boomark / email).

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