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How to Spot Fake Vitamins and Supplements in Nigeria: 7 Checks Every Parent Should Make
You recognise the brand. The pack looks familiar. The printing looks convincing. There is even a NAFDAC number on the label. So, everything must be fine, right? Not necessarily. When you're buying something your child will consume, familiarity should never replace verification. The better question is not simply, “Does this product look genuine?” but “Can I verify what I am looking at?” That distinction matters. NAFDAC maintains official resources that allow consumers to look
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