Sellers of misleading vitamin pills still unpunished six years after corona

Sellers of vitamin pills that, according to the Pzc, were misleadingly sold during the coronavirus pandemic, have still not paid any fines. This is evident from an article in the Pzc, six years after the start of the pandemic.

The pills offered at the time were presented as protection against the coronavirus. Consumers were allegedly misled with unfounded claims, according to the source. However, no sanctions seem to have been imposed yet.

It is unclear why the fines have not yet been paid. The Pzc speaks of a 'lengthy process'. The article does not mention whether there is still an investigation into the sellers of the pills.

This report is a summary based on the mentioned source and is not medical advice. Always consult a doctor or pharmacist in case of complaints.