FDA Warns Public Against Purchase and Use of the Following Unregistered Drug Products
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) of the Philippines, through separate Facebook advisories published on Wednesday, January 27, 2021, has recently warned the healthcare professionals and the general public against the purchase and use of three (3) unregistered drug products.
According to the FDA, Post-Marketing-Surveillance (PMS) activities have verified that the drug products have not gone through the registration process of the agency and have not been issued with proper authorization in the form of a Certificate of Product Registration.
Thus, the FDA stated that they cannot guarantee the products’ quality, safety and efficacy. Moreover, the agency also said through their advisories that the consumption of such violative products “may pose potential danger or injury to health.”
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Unregistered Drug Products
Below are the names and photos of the following unregistered drug products the FDA has warned the public about:
MAXI Atletika Health and Well-being Soap 60g
Co Pharm Petroleum Jelly 50g
Kiyeski Electrostatic Physiotherapeutic Plaster
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Source: FDA Advisory No.2021-0063, FDA Advisory No.2021-0064, FDA Advisory No.2021-0065