US EditionKnown Shampoo Is Removed From Colombia: It Could Affect Consumer Health
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The same manufacturer was in charge of notifying the Invima regarding the findings.
The parliamentarian of the Christian Social Party asked Minister Ximena Aguilera to clarify the situation of toothpaste, after Argentina and Brazil banned its sale. In addition, he asked the ISP for a complete report on possible adverse effects in Chile. Rep. Roberto Arroyo (PSC) asked the Minister of Health, Ximena Aguilera, to request urgent background regarding the safety of the toothpaste Colgate Total Clean Mint. The request of the legislat…
In light of recent health warnings in Latin America about possible adverse effects related to toothpastes containing stannous fluoride, the National Institute for Food and Drug Surveillance (Invima) issued an official statement clarifying the impact on the Colombian market. Since March 2025, following the alert issued by the Colombian Health Agency, […] The post Invima confirms withdrawal of toothpaste in Colombia after receiving adverse reports…
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