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Product Alerts
Official NAFDAC warnings, fake product alerts and dangerous recalls in Nigeria
⚠️ These alerts are sourced from official NAFDAC announcements and verified reports. If you have purchased any of these products, stop using them immediately and consult a pharmacist.
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High RiskPublic Health Alert30 Jun 2026
Global Recall Alert: Popular Online Sexual Enhancement Pill Found to Contain Dangerous Mix of Hidden Drugs
A global recall has been triggered for WAP Sensual Enhancement capsules. Severe health warnings issued after tests revealed hidden prescription drugs.
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High RiskConsumer Safety20 Jun 2026
Counterfeit Products in Nigeria: NAFDAC Warns Fake Cosmetics and Beverages Now Exceed 50% of Seizures
Fake cosmetics, food, and beverages now make up over 50% of counterfeit products seized in Nigeria. Learn how to verify your products and avoid toxic daily consumables.
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Medium RiskNAFDAC Alert8 Jun 2026
Fake Colgate Toothpaste in Nigeria: What NAFDAC Found in Kaduna and How to Spot It
In April 2026, NAFDAC discovered two unregistered counterfeit toothpaste products in Kaduna State sold under the name "Coglaet" — a deliberate misspelling of Colgate. The fake products, Coglaet ActivGel and Coglaet Herbal, carried no NAFDAC registration number, no batch number, and no verified manufacturer information. They were being distributed through door-to-door sales agents across retail shops. NAFDAC has directed nationwide surveillance to remove the products from circulation. Nigerians are advised to check the spelling of their toothpaste brand, verify the NAFDAC number on VerifyProduct.ng, and buy personal care products only from registered and reputable outlets.
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High RiskNAFDAC Alert8 Jun 2026
Fake Cancer Drugs in Nigeria: What NAFDAC Found and How to Protect Yourself
The Alert That Every Nigerian Cancer Patient Needs to Read
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High RiskPublic Health Alert8 Jun 2026
Nigeria on High Alert Over $518m Ebola Plan and 288% Cholera Surge
WHO and Africa CDC have launched a $518 million Ebola preparedness plan as Nigeria tightens border screening, while a 288% surge in cholera cases tears through Borno State. Here is what both outbreaks mean for Nigerians right now and how to protect yourself.
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High RiskNAFDAC Alert6 Jun 2026
Fake Cerelac Baby Food Found in Lagos — NAFDAC Warning (Public Alert No. 018/2026)
NAFDAC has confirmed counterfeit Cerelac Mixed Fruits and Wheat is circulating in Lagos markets with tampered expiry dates and fuel contamination. If you have Cerelac at home right now, here is the one thing you must check before feeding it to your child.
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low RiskNAFDAC Update3 Jun 2026
NAFDAC Launches New App So Nigerians Can Report Fake Drugs From Their Phones
NAFDAC has upgraded the Med Safety App and it now lets anyone in Nigeria report a suspicious drug, fake product, or bad reaction directly from their phone. Here is what it does and how to use it.
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High RiskNAFDAC AlertCounterfeit Augmentin 625mg Tablets Circulating in Nigeria — Batch AC3N (NAFDAC Public Alert No. 024/2026)
NAFDAC has confirmed that counterfeit Augmentin 625mg tablets with Batch Number AC3N are circulating in Nigeria, with impossible manufacture dates that expose the fraud. If you have Augmentin at home, here is exactly what to check on your pack right now.
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