A dietary supplement promoted as selling big in Germany as a cold sore remedy could test US regulations as it launches with claims including “acts as an antiviral, stopping viral reproduction” and “promotes faster wound healing.”
Cold Sore Supplement From Germany Reaches US
Linpharma Bioactives is US marketer of Lyranda brand chewable lozenge made by German firm Weber & Weber International. Online claims include “acts as an antiviral, stopping viral reproduction.”
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