Nevada § 585.5193 Label: Duty of manufacturer to revise list of ingredients after certain changes, additions or revisions

Nevada Statutes

§ 585.5193 — Label: Duty of manufacturer to revise list of ingredients after certain changes, additions or revisions

Nevada § 585.5193

Title 51FOOD AND OTHER COMMODITIES: PURITY; STANDARDS;

Ch. 585Food,

FEMININE HYGIENE PRODUCTS

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Bluebook

Nev. Rev. Stat. § 585.5193 (2026).

Text

A manufacturer must revise the list of ingredients on the label of a feminine hygiene product pursuant to NRS 585.519 not later than:

1.For the label on a package or box containing a feminine hygiene product, 18 months after the change to an ingredient, the addition of an ingredient or the revision of a designated list, unless the designated list becomes effective at a later date.

2.For a list of ingredients posted on the Internet website of the manufacturer, 6 months after the change to an ingredient, the addition of an ingredient or the revision of a designated list, unless the designated list becomes effective at a later date.

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A manufacturer must revise the list of ingredients on the label of a feminine hygiene product pursuant to NRS 585.519 not later than:
1. For the label on a package or box containing a feminine hygiene product, 18 months after the change to an ingredient, the addition of an ingredient or the revision of a designated list, unless the designated list becomes effective at a later date.
2. For a list of ingredients posted on the Internet website of the manufacturer, 6 months after the change to an ingredient, the addition of an ingredient or the revision of a designated list, unless the designated list becomes effective at a later date.