The sulfite labeling applies to all preparations except epinephrine injections. True or False?

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not specified
• D. Only for oral solutions

Answer: (A)

Sulfite labeling is a warning approach used when sulfites are present as preservatives in drug products, so that sulfite-sensitive individuals can avoid exposure. The notable exception is epinephrine injections, which do not require the sulfite warning because these life-saving emergency medications are exempt from this labeling rule. In short, this labeling applies broadly to sulfite-containing preparations, with the single exception of epinephrine injections.