Clemira Care Cream no longer allowed to be sold in Malaysia, says Health DG


PUTRAJAYA: The notification of a cosmetic product, Clemira Care Cream, in which the scheduled toxin miconazole was found, has been revoked and is no longer allowed to be sold in Malaysia, says Health director-general Datuk Dr Muhammad Radzi Abu Hassan.

In a statement today (May 25), he said that products containing miconazole must be registered with the Drug Control Authority and can only be used with the advice of health professionals.

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