Beware of Fake Health Supplements!

In a critical alert to consumers, Eu Yan Sang has issued a warning about counterfeit versions of its health supplements being sold online. The company, renowned for its traditional Chinese medicine products, urged buyers to purchase only from its official channels.

What's at Stake?

The counterfeit products identified include popular items like Vitality Plus, Prostate Guard, and Spot Whitening capsules. This alarming discovery was made after five separate reports from customers across various retail locations indicated misuse of Eu Yan Sang’s branding in online advertisements.

Taking Action Against Fraud!

In response to this urgent situation, Eu Yan Sang has already filed a police report and notified the Health Sciences Authority (HSA). The company is proactively collaborating with social media giants TikTok and Meta Singapore to eliminate these fraudulent listings from their platforms.

How to Stay Safe?

If you're ever uncertain about a product, it's best to refrain from consuming it. Consumers can verify the authenticity of their purchases by visiting any Eu Yan Sang store. For additional information, the company has made it easy to reach out: simply call 1800-888-1879 or email [email protected].

Official Channels to Buy!

To ensure you're getting genuine products, make sure to shop through official channels. Your health is too important to risk with fake supplements!

Stay Informed!

The Straits Times has reached out to both the police and the HSA for further insights into the matter. Stay tuned for updates!