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Patanjali s Coronil tablets being sold in London Shops without MHRA s nod
The BBC said that the tests carried out for them show the pills offer no protection from COVID-19.
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Updated: Dec 20, 2020, 11:13 PM IST
atanjali s Coronil tablets that were initially launched as the cure to COVID-19 virus, but were later said to be the immunity booster , were found on sale in shops in London. Coronil, a herbal remedy from India, was found on sale in shops in predominantly Asian areas across the capital, reported BBC news.
However, the United Kingdom s advertising rules ban references to COVID-19 and boosting immunity and the UK s Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has reportedly not approved Coronil for any use.
Dec 20, 2020, 22:29 PM IST
London: Patanjali s Coronil tablets that were initially launched as the cure to COVID-19 virus, but were later said to be the immunity booster , were found on sale in shops in London. Coronil, a herbal remedy from India, was found on sale in shops in predominantly Asian areas across the capital, reported BBC news.
However, the United Kingdom s advertising rules ban references to COVID-19 and boosting immunity and the UK s Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has reportedly not approved Coronil for any use. Appropriate action will be taken where any unauthorised medicinal product is offered or sold on the UK market, the BBC quoted MHRA as saying.