NAFDAC Issues Alert
The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has alerted the public about the circulation of an unregistered product, B-Gag Syrup. The agency discovered this unauthorised syrup during its routine monitoring activities aimed at safeguarding public health.
Risks of Unregistered Products
According to NAFDAC, unregistered products like B-Gag Syrup pose significant health risks to consumers. These products have not undergone the necessary safety and quality checks, making them potentially dangerous. The agency urged the public to avoid purchasing and consuming any unregistered medicines.
Steps for Public Safety
To protect public health, NAFDAC has intensified its surveillance and enforcement activities. The agency is working closely with other regulatory bodies and law enforcement agencies to remove the unregistered B-Gag Syrup from the market. NAFDAC has also encouraged consumers to report any sightings of the product.
Legal Actions and Penalties
NAFDAC warned that individuals and businesses involved in the distribution and sale of unregistered products would face legal actions and severe penalties. The agency stressed its commitment to ensuring that only safe and approved products are available to the public, reinforcing its zero-tolerance policy for non-compliance.
Consumer Awareness Campaigns
In addition to enforcement measures, NAFDAC is launching awareness campaigns to educate the public on the dangers of using unregistered products. The agency plans to utilise various media platforms to disseminate information and encourage consumers to verify the registration status of medicines before purchase.
Continued Commitment to Public Health
NAFDAC reiterated its dedication to protecting public health through stringent regulatory measures. The agency assured Nigerians that it would continue to monitor and regulate the market, ensuring that all medicines and food products meet the required safety standards. Public cooperation is essential in this ongoing effort.
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