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The websites try to sell Normalife capsules under the name of the National Institute of Pharmacy and Food Health, among others. However, these products are not licensed and can even cause harm to health.
The National Institute of Pharmacy and Food Health (OGYÉI) is aware of many preparations that are recommended to people with serious illnesses, promising a quick and complete cure, accompanied by exaggerated and misleading statements, in many cases by illustrious institutions and professionals. , using her name illegally.
Recently, in the case of several websites that operate on foreign servers, we have found that by using the name OGYÉI, they try to inspire confidence in unsuspecting customers to encourage them to buy the Normalife product. Regarding the preparation, it can be said that it does not have any authorization –
– results from the warning issued by OGYÉI this week.
According to the authority, ordering and using Normalife capsules from any website may even cause serious harm to health due to uncertain composition and quality, as well as the omission of proper treatments for drugs used to treat the disease. If, for any reason, the product has been used, you should inform your doctor.
If you find a suspicious product, report it to the authority immediately.
OGYÉI has taken the necessary measures: it has initiated the removal of the given website of the operator of the websites in its field of vision. The authority also stated that, as it is an illegal trade, in the event that there is a problem with the purchase, a claim for compensation for possible damage to health derived from the use of consumer protection rights or products cannot be asserted. of unknown origin.
That is why OGYÉI takes all the necessary legal measures to stop the advertising and distribution of these illegal products that are dangerous to health. In this context, OGYÉI works closely with the associated authorities (NÉBIH, GVH, NNK), the National Board to Combat Counterfeiting, the Police and the NAV; however, product diffusion can be more effectively reduced through conscious consumer choices. This requires patients to be able to assess the risks involved in using “drugs” of uncertain origin and quality.
OGYÉI asks the public to report immediately if you suspect you are encountering an illegal drug:
- at the email address [email protected]
- the authority is called at extension 06 1 886 9300/130.
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