One is supposedly a blister cream, while the other is for the treatment of moles.
SINGAPORE - Two unregistered health products are being sold here through online platforms, with the authorities advising consumers to be cautious of products that promise miraculous effects or make exaggerated claims.As at June 25, at least two listings of the cream were seen on Shopee – one from mainland China.On Lazada, at least one listing of the same product from a seller in China was spotted.
The authority said it “works closely with administrators of local social media and e-commerce platforms to regularly monitor, detect and remove sale listings or live-streaming videos selling illegal health products in Singapore”. However, its investigations showed that the online listings and live streaming of the products are based overseas and out of its legal jurisdiction.
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