Dozens of people reported having suffered allergic reactions after the use of the portfolio; Anvisa follows recommending the notification of any adverse effects
THE Cultured Get a resource and toothpaste Cultured Total Clean Mint – new version of Total 12 Colgate – which has been banned from National Health Surveillance Agency (Anvisa)It can be exchanged again.
The interdiction had been determined last Thursday 27, as a inspection measure to reduce the potential risks associated with the use of the product.
“The prohibition is an inspection action that aims to reduce the risk of exposure to the product. However, this interdiction is suspended due to the effects of the appeal presented by the company and will follow the administrative procedures of Anvisa,” said the agency on Friday, in a declaration published on the official website.
The interdiction, according to Anvisa, would have been the result of a risk assessment and was adopted in the event of “significant number of side effects associated with the use of the product”.
According to Anvisa, between 1 January and 19 March 2025 Eight notifications have been recorded involving 13 cases of adverse events relating to the use of branded dental creams.
The main symptoms reported are: swelling (tonsils, lips and oral mucosa), burning sensation, dormant on the lips and mouth, dry dry, irritated rubber and redness.
Thursday himself, Colgate had already informed that he would appeal against the decision. “We continue to take all the appropriate measures to interact with Anvisa and demonstrate the safety of the product”.
“It is important to reaffirm that the product does not place health risks, but some people may have sensitivity to certain ingredients – such as tin fluoride, dyes or flavors,” he said in a note.
The continuous health alert
Anvisa has also published a notice regarding the possibility of unwanted reactions to the use of toothpaste and the importance of the notification.
This type of Act marks the technical event of an agency that faces the risk signs associated with some products subject to health surveillance and act as orientation for consumers and health workers.
“The warning recommendation is that consumers observe signs of irritation and interrupt the use of the product in this situation. If the discomfort is persistent, it is important to look for a health professional.”
“Health professionals should monitor signs of oral changes, guide patients on possible adverse reactions and recommend alternatives to sensitive individuals.”
“Manufacturers should guarantee that the labeling contains clear information on possible adverse reactions and adequate use instructions,” he concludes.
Source: Terra
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