When you think of counterfeit goods, what comes to mind? Many would say fake purses, fake watches and other similar products you might find being hawked on street corners. What about counterfeit drugs? Would counterfeiters dare to enter such a highly regulated industry? Or attempt to replicate a product that is potentially life-changing and even life-saving, and so difficult to manufacture and distribute safely and correctly? Sadly, yes—drugs are among the many types of products targeted by counterfeiters.
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30 July 2020 Counterfeit pills used to treat erectile dysfunction, heartburn and stomach ulcers have been discovered at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), alongside fake luxury goods.
30 July 2020 Counterfeit pills used to treat erectile dysfunction, heartburn and stomach ulcers have been discovered at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), alongside fake luxury goods.
30 July 2020 Counterfeit pills used to treat erectile dysfunction, heartburn and stomach ulcers have been discovered at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), alongside fake luxury goods.