Drugs
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Resources for You
- Tainted Products That are Marketed as Dietary Supplements RSS Feed
Sign Up for Email Alerts on Tainted Products Sold as Dietary Supplements 
Beware of Contaminated "All-natural" Erectile Dysfunction Products (video) Health Fraud Awareness (video) For Consumers For Health Professionals Tainted Products Marketed as Supplements Widget
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Medication Health Fraud
In general, health fraud drug products are articles of unproven effectiveness that claim to treat disease or improve health. In addition to wasting billions of consumers' dollars each year, health scams can lead patients to delay proper treatment and cause serious—and even fatal—injuries. FDA is very concerned about these fraud products, and removing these products from the market remains one of the Agency's top priorities.
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Tainted Dietary Supplements
FDA: Tainted products marketed as dietary supplements potentially dangerous Letter to Manufacturers of Dietary Supplements (PDF - 31KB)- Consumer Update: Tainted Products Marketed as Dietary Supplements
Tainted Body Building Products Tainted Sexual Enhancement Products Tainted Weight Loss Products Tainted Dietary Supplements and Foods: Responsibilities of Retailers and Distributors (PDF - 167KB)List of Tainted Dietary Supplements
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Fraudulent Products for Serious Diseases
- Vitality Products Company Inc. Warning Letter
- FTC's order against Promoters of Supreme Greens and Coral Calcium dietary supplements upheld
Unapproved Chelation Products - Telledant LLC Warning Leetter
- Government takes action against Risingsun Health and The Center for Complimentary and Alternative Health
- Inventor of Phony Lyme Disease Cure Pleads Guilty to Fraud
‘Miracle’ Treatment Turns into Potent Bleach Miracle Mineral Solution (MMS): Product as consumed produces a potent bleach - True Renewal Warning Letter
- 7Seas LLC Warning Letter
Beware of Online Cancer Fraud Canadian Man Sentenced to 33 Months in Prison for Selling Counterfeit Cancer Drugs Using the Internet - Fraudulent Products: Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD)
- Warning not to use Arrow Brand Medicated Oil and Embrocation, Aceite Medicinal La Flecha, or 箭嘜驅風油
Fraudulent HCG Products for Weight Loss
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Alternative Medicine Fraud
Homeopathic, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Ayurvedic Products
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Internet/Buying Online
FDA participates in ‘International Internet Week of Action’ - Tips for Protecting Yourself
Buying Medicine from Outside the United States FDA Issues 22 Warning Letters to Web site Operators Buying Drugs Online: It's Convenient and Private, but Beware of 'Rogue Sites' FDA Warns Consumers about Counterfeit Drugs from Multiple Internet Sellers - Internet Drug Sales: Congressional Testimony
- Drug Sales Over the Internet: Congressional Testimony
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Resources and Links of Interest
- Miracle Health Claims: Add a Dose of Skepticism
Federal Trade Commission CDER-CFSAN Dietary Supplements Agreement CDER-CFSAN Cosmetic Agreement - Fraudulent Drugs: Compliance Guide
- Street Drug Alternatives: Guidance for Industry (PDF - 11KB)
- Complementary and Alternative Medicine Products: Guidance for Industry
- Health Fraud: Congressional Testimony
- International Prescription Drug Parity: Congressional Testimony
William K. Hubbard, before the House Committee on Government Reform, Subcommittee on Human Rights and Wellness
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Spotlight
List of Tainted Dietary Supplements - Global Wellness, LLC Conducts a Nationwide Voluntary Recall of VIA XTREME ULTIMATE SEXUAL ENHANCER DIETARY SUPPLEMENT FOR MEN
- Globe All Wellness, LLC Recalls Dietary Supplement Found to Contain an Undeclared Drug Ingredient
Multi-Mex Distributor Inc. Announces Recall of Dietary Supplements - Ethos Environmental, Inc. Recalls Specific Lots of Regenerect
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