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FDA: Steer clear of fraudulent flu products
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 () -- U.S. officials warn consumers to steer clear of fraudulent flu products -- so-called flu vaccine alternatives -- claiming to prevent or cure the flu."As any health threat emerges, fraudulent products appear almost overnight," Gary Coody, national health fraud coordinator, said in a statement. "Right now, so-called 'alternatives' to the flu vaccine are big with scammers."These flu claims on an unapproved product indicate that it might be fraudulent:-- Reduces severity and length of flu.-- Boosts immunity naturally without a flu shot.-- Safe and effective alternative to flu vaccine.-- Prevents catching the flu.-- Effective treatment for flu.-- Faster recovery from flu.-- Supports your body's natural immune defenses to fight off flu. There are no legally marketed over-the-counter drugs to prevent or cure the flu, but there are legal products to reduce fever and to relieve muscle aches, congestion and other symptoms,[url=http://www.isabelmarantsneakersbootss.com/]isabel marant sneakers sale[/url], the Food and Drug Administration said. For example, the FDA and the Federal Trade Commission sent a warning letter to the company that markets "GermBullet," a nasal inhaler that makes flu prevention and treatment claims, Coody said. "These unproven products give consumers a false sense of security," said Mary Malarkey, director of FDA's Office of Compliance and Biologics Quality. "There is no need to buy a product that claims to be an alternative to the vaccine. Flu vaccine is still available and it's not too late to get vaccinated.""To find a list of clinics, supermarkets, pharmacies and other vaccine providers in your neighborhood, visit [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] click on Flu Vaccine Finder and enter your zip code," Malarkey said.