Where can a statement about a specific OTC product having a tamper-evident feature NOT be placed?

A statement about a specific OTC (over-the-counter) product having a tamper-evident feature cannot be placed on the tamper-evident device itself because this device serves a functional role in ensuring the product's integrity and safety, rather than being a medium for informational content. The primary purpose of a tamper-evident feature is to provide reassurance to consumers that the product has not been tampered with, and its design is specifically to act as a deterrent to tampering rather than to convey marketing or regulatory information.

In contrast, labeling on product packaging, advertising materials, and patient information leaflets are all appropriate channels for communicating product features, including tamper-evident characteristics. These mediums are designed to inform consumers about product safety and benefits, supporting their decision-making process and enhancing their understanding of the product’s attributes. Therefore, the placement of such a statement is more suitable in contexts that aim to educate and inform consumers rather than on the device, which is meant purely for practical security purposes.