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Consumer safety

Be more aware of how you consume health supplements, cosmetics, and other health products.

Last updated 13 March 2026

Consumer safety

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Illegal Health Products Found in Singapore

HSA has compiled a list of detected and tested illegal health products for consumers and healthcare professionals who may wish to obtain more information.

Make a report

Spotted someone selling illegal health products? Contact HSA!