There’s no TPM used in this formulation, which is a routine generic. The manufacturer is Mylan Labs. The label shows the only added ingredient is sodium hydroxide, a substitute for the sodium chloride PH buffer used in the original.
I don’t believe the announcement assumes that TPM is used in the formulation as clear reference is made in the announcement to its label, so POH knows exactly what is in the formulation.
I think the point being made here is that there is no TPM in the formulation.
https://dailymed.nlm.nih.gov/dailym...737862-e783-4af3-9521-ae00ed7a42aa#section-10
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