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Australia / TGA

An advertisement about therapeutic goods must not contain any statement, pictorial representation or design that expressly or by implication represents the goods to be safe or without harm or side-effects, effective in all cases or a guaranteed cure, or infallible, unfailing, magical or miraculous.

治療用物品の広告は、明示または黙示を問わず、その物品が安全である・無害である・副作用がない、すべての症例で有効である・確実に治癒する、絶対確実である・不変である・魔法のようである・奇跡的であると表示してはならない。

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Section 19(1)(c) additionally requires the prominent statement 'ALWAYS READ THE LABEL AND FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS FOR USE' in advertisements about medicines.
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