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NAFDAC ALERTS NIGERIANS ON CIRCULATION OF FAKE TOOTHPASTE. (PHOTOS).


 NAFDAC alerts Nigerians on circulation of fake toothpaste


The National Agency for Food, Drug Administration and Control NAFDAC, has alerted the public of the circulation of a suspected counterfeit toothpaste product, ORACIRE+ TOOTHPASTE, being distributed in Nigeria under the guise of the registered ORACARE+ Toothpaste.


In a statement published on social media today September 14, the agency said the alert comes following a formal complaint and a market intelligence report regarding the widespread distribution of the suspected counterfeit product. 


NAFDAC said market surveillance conducted at Ojuwoye Market, Mushin, Lagos, revealed that the product closely resembles the registered ORACARE+ Toothpaste in packaging design and overall presentation, making it difficult for consumers to distinguish between the two products.


It says the fake toothpaste if used may not meet established quality and safety standards and could pose health risks to consumers. 


NAFDAC says it has initiated surveillance activities, and all zonal directors and state coordinators have been instructed to investigate the availability and distribution of the suspected counterfeit product and take appropriate regulatory action.


It advised consumers, distributors, retailers, and healthcare providers to exercise caution when purchasing ORACARE+ Toothpaste. 


‘’Purchase toothpaste products only from reputable and authorised outlets.  Carefully examine product packaging and source of supply before purchase.


Consumers and Healthcare providers are advised to report any suspicion of the sale of suspected counterfeit ORACIRE+ Toothpaste to the nearest NAFDAC office, call 0800-162-3322, send an email to sf.alert@nafdac.gov.ng, or via the Med Safety App available for download on Android and iOS ‘’

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