Plain Writing at Work

At FDA, we are working to create letters, reports, Web pages, and other public documents using plain language principles to ensure plain, clear communication. We are dedicated to providing you with:

• reader-friendly information that you can easily understand, 
• documents in which you can easily find the information you need, and
• information you can readily use and act on.

We are excited to show you some examples of our communication incorporating the principles of plain language.

Examples Using Plain Language Principles

• Changes to the Nutrition Facts Label

• Animal Health Literacy

• Plain Language: The CVM VFD Regulation

• Improving Workforce Well-Being at Health Centers

• Memory Problems, Forgetfulness, and Aging

• FDA clarifies results of recent advisory committee meeting on oral phenylephrine

• FDA updates guidance on interchangeability

• FDA warns patients and health care professionals not to use compounded drugs from Fullerton Wellness