1. Patterns of Use of OTC Topical Hydrocortisone Presented by Charles N. Ellis, MD Professor of Dermatology University of Michigan Medical School, and Chief of Dermatology Ann Arbor Veterans Affairs Medical Center March 24, 2005

10. Reported Use Tended to be Consistent with the HC Label Note: Data based on an overall calculation including condition treated, frequency and duration of use, and age of child. Condition was most common reason for non-consistent use.

11. Conditions Treated by 83% of Adults and for 86% of Children Were Consistent with the Label “ The last time you used an over-the-counter hydrocortisone product ...what were you using that product to treat?” 83% 86%

12. In 93% of Reported Uses on Youngest Child, Age of Child Was 2 Years or Older Note: Dash line indicates non-compliant use “ Think about your youngest child who has used over-the-counter hydrocortisone in the last 6 months. How old is that child?”

13. 92% of Adults, 94% of Children Treated for 7 or Fewer Days Note: Dash line indicates non-compliant use; X axis not to scale “ The last time you used an over-the-counter hydrocortisone product, how many days in a row did you use the hydrocortisone?”

14. 98% of Adults, 97% of Children had 4 or Fewer Applications per Day Note: Dash line indicates non-compliant use “ And how many times per day did you use the hydrocortisone product?”