A laboratory test by the Ministry of Health revealed that the product of the skincare ointment contains about 25% alcohol in contrast to what is stated on the label • It is now forbidden to use its alcohol gel
Aline Cohen
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Elad Madmoni
The Ministry of Health warns the public about consumption and purchase and also calls for the cessation of the marketing of the product "Aline Cohen, alcohol and crystalline gel for maintaining hand hygiene", produced by Kaufman Cosmetics Ltd.
The ministry says that a laboratory test conducted on the product found that it contains about 25% alcohol in stark contrast to what is stated on the product label, where it is stated that the product contains 70 percent alcohol and not in accordance with the cosmetic composition approved by the Ministry of Health.
The wording of the announcement reads: "Delivered to the points of sale and an instruction was given to remove the product from the shelves. Customers who have the above product are asked to stop using the product and return it to the points of sale.
For additional questions or inquiries, you can contact Kaufman Cosmetics Ltd.
For inquiries and additional information, you can contact the Voice of Health Center 5400 * and the website of the Committee for the Prevention of Misleading the Public in Advertising Health Products, at the Ministry of Health.
Malin Cohen has not yet commented.