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FDA seizes sites selling unregistered peptides
The General Authority for Food and Drug Authority announced that it has identified websites and online accounts that promote unregistered peptide products, which have been displayed and marketed via the internet and social media without proper licensing. It confirmed that these products originate from unknown sources and lack safety and storage standards, posing a risk to consumer health. Some accounts have used misleading phrases that give an inaccurate impression of their quality and reliability. The authority indicates that selling or possessing unregistered products is subject to legal penalties, including fines of up to five million riyals, imprisonment for up to five years, or both, due to the potential threat they pose to public health. The authority continues to monitor and regulate online platforms to protect product safety and public health and urges the community to verify the sources of products and ensure their official registration.
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