Medical Misinformation
Medical misinformation can cause public health and safety risks. To ensure compliance with local laws and protect customers from potentially harmful products and unsafe health practices, we do not allow misleading medical claims on our platform.
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*Note: Advertisements for supplements, including livestreams and short videos, should be approved by the Medicine Advertisements Board (MAB).
Where can I find more information about local health laws and regulations when promoting health products?
Always check your local health laws and regulations carefully before making product claims. For more information refer to the following website Ministry of Health*Note: Advertisements for supplements, including livestreams and short videos, should be approved by the Medicine Advertisements Board (MAB).