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[Title] => Alam n’yo ba?
[Summary] => Alam n’yo ba noong unang panahon, ginagamit ng mga Romans ang aluminum bilang astringent at pagtitina?
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[Title] => ‘Adulterated’ beauty product still being sold
[Summary] => A beauty product, earlier found by the Bureau of Food and Drugs (BFAD) to have deviated from its indicated formulation, has been allowed to be sold to the public despite the possible public health risk involved.
A BFAD report said the RDL Babyface Astringent, was "not only adulterated but also misbranded" and that its factory in Davao City did not comply with the bureau’s "good manufacturing practice (GMP) policy" to make sure products are clean and of high quality to protect public health.
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In a recent radio interview, Torres said RDL Pharmaceutical Laboratory in Davao City erred when it marketed the Special RDL Babyface Astringent, a whitening product, without the necessary certificate of registration.
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In a recent radio interview, Torres said RDL Pharmaceutical Laboratory in Davao City erred when it marketed the Special RDL Babyface Astringent, a whitening product, without the necessary certificate of registration.
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A BFAD report said the RDL Babyface Astringent, was "not only adulterated but also misbranded" and that its factory in Davao City did not comply with the bureau’s "good manufacturing practice (GMP) policy" to make sure products are clean and of high quality to protect public health.
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December 30, 2014 - 12:00am
