Blog post: Online security
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Blog post: Online security
The FDA (US Food & Drug Administration) regularly publishes an updated list of unsafe weight loss supplements on its official website.
All products listed present violations of the agency’s standards and guidelines—for example, by hiding an ingredient not mentioned on the label, or by using a banned substance.
However, this list is not exhaustive, as the FDA cannot monitor every product on the market.
It features products identified as potentially dangerous, which may be sold online or in specialty stores.
To view the complete list, visit the official FDA website: https://www.fda.gov/
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