FDA warns: Swine flu scams lurk on the Internet »
Posted By kellekrapache128 1 month, 3 weeks ago in Health & FitnessAir "sterilizers." A photon machine. Supplement pills to boost the immune system. Protective shampoos and face masks. Even fake Tamiflu.
These and other products making bogus claims to prevent or treat swine flu are flooding the Internet as scam artists prey on the public's fears while the vaccine is delayed and real Tamiflu - made by Switzerland's Roche Group - is rationed.
Every problem, it would seem, is a sales opportunity. Some of the products appear to have been pitched for other emergencies, such as one called "Quake Kare" and masks and purifiers sold during the SARS scare.
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I prefer that a person thinks for themselves, Stop Being followers and try beings leaders for once. I do NOT tolerate racism, Its time for ...
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And so much of it also comes via the Right Wingers,Who don't have a clue as to what The Swine Flu is all about.
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