Anvisa again prohibits the Sales of Colgate Toothpaste
The ban on Kolgate’s “Clean Mint” toothpaste was resumed on Wednesday (30) by the National Health Survivalence Agency (Anvisa). The measurement was forcibly returned after the manufacturer had withdrawn the appeal by requesting to stop the ban.
The agency said that the ban on toothpaste sales at the end of March had come after a significant number of reports about the use of the product with the use of production.
Negative effects of informed:
- Oral injuries
- Painful sensations
- Burning/burning sensation
- Gum flame
- Edema Labial
Symptoms have influenced the “quality of the living quality of consumer” and in some cases “medical expenses”, the agency said.
On social networks, customers who use tooth cream have reported allergic reactions and symptoms such as thrush, tongue pain, lip and gum and mouth burning. There are reports of injuries and oral wounds after using the product, as well as trouble your teeth.
The goal of the ban Be inaccessible to use and use of products that are not irregular. Possession, collection, suspension and ban (storage, marketing, distribution, manufacturing, import, manipulation, advertising and use of product).
At the time of the measurement, Procon de Sao Paulo informed the Paulo Colgate to clarify the actions of the company due to suspension. The agency asks the organization to explain how the customer can identify the products that are interconnected.
A. CNN He contacted Kolgate and has not returned so far.
