Does MI Paste have the ADA Seal of Acceptance? What is the ADA Seal of Acceptance Program?
The ADA decided not to utilize the seal program for prescription products after January 1, 2008. The ADA instituted the Professional Product Review (PPR) in place of the seal program for this category. The PPR is provided free to ADA members (and by subscription to others) four times a year and includes comparative evaluations of a number of products in a category with usually three product categories per issue. The ADA concurrently made the decision to concentrate on the PPR and to eliminate the Seal Program for professional and prescription products. Consequently, professional and prescription products are no longer eligible for the ADA Seal of Acceptance. However, the Seal Program for consumer products remains in place to continue to help consumers make informed consumer product decisions. When consumers see the ADA Seal on a product, they can be assured that it has undergone a rigorous objective, scientific review of its safety and effectiveness. The Seal on product labeling means
