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Unilab warns public vs counterfeit drugs
Unilab warns public vs counterfeit drugs
ABS-CBN News
Published Apr 01, 2021 02:23 PM PHT

MANILA - Pharmaceutical company Unilab on Thursday warned consumers against counterfeit drugs.
MANILA - Pharmaceutical company Unilab on Thursday warned consumers against counterfeit drugs.
Filipinos should purchase healthcare products such as medicines from drugstores and trusted retailers, Unilab said in a Facebook post.
Filipinos should purchase healthcare products such as medicines from drugstores and trusted retailers, Unilab said in a Facebook post.
"We advise the public to remain vigilant when buying healthcare products, and to purchase only from trusted drugstores and retailers," Unilab said in a Facebook post.
"We advise the public to remain vigilant when buying healthcare products, and to purchase only from trusted drugstores and retailers," Unilab said in a Facebook post.
Consumers are advised to immediately report sale or distribution of counterfeit medicines to Unilab and the Food and Drugs Administration (FDA) hotlines below:
Consumers are advised to immediately report sale or distribution of counterfeit medicines to Unilab and the Food and Drugs Administration (FDA) hotlines below:
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- Unilab - (02) 8864-5221
- FDA - (02) 88095596
- Unilab - (02) 8864-5221
- FDA - (02) 88095596
Fake vaccines could be "injurious to public health and safety," the Bureau of Customs earlier said as it advised Filipinos from buying fake COVID-19 vaccines and other drugs after the government allowed the private sector to import vaccines for employees.
Fake vaccines could be "injurious to public health and safety," the Bureau of Customs earlier said as it advised Filipinos from buying fake COVID-19 vaccines and other drugs after the government allowed the private sector to import vaccines for employees.
The agency said fraudsters might take advantage of the new measure.
The agency said fraudsters might take advantage of the new measure.
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