FDA Warns Saintly Skin-Care Brand For Claims Transgressions
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Harrington House’s Abbey St. Clare brand must atone for online skin-care claims that violate federal law per an FDA warning letter. The agency also recently posted a warning issued to Aloe Farms in July, the busiest month for cosmetic claims enforcement in FDA’s history.
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