Health Canada obtains permanent injunction preventing Canlab Research’s illegal sale of injectable peptides in Canada

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Health Canada obtains permanent injunction preventing Canlab Research’s illegal sale of injectable peptides in Canada · canadanewsroom.ca

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Health Canada obtained a permanent injunction from the Quebec Superior Court prohibiting Canlab Research from manufacturing, testing, distributing, selling, or advertising unauthorized injectable peptides in Canada.
Health Canada reports that the Superior Court of Québec granted a permanent injunction banning Canlab Research, a Quebec-based online store, from manufacturing, testing, distributing, or selling unauthorized injectable peptides in Canada and from advertising them.
Santé Canada obtained a permanent injunction from the Quebec Superior Court prohibiting Canlab Research, a Quebec-based online shop, from manufacturing, testing, distributing, selling, or promoting injectable non-authorized peptides in Canada.
The Québec Superior Court issued a permanent injunction prohibiting Canlab Research from manufacturing, testing, distributing, or selling unauthorized injectable peptides in Canada, and from promoting these products on any platform accessible to Canadians.

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Health Canada obtained a permanent injunction from the Quebec Superior Court prohibiting Canlab Research from manufacturing, testing, distributing, selling, or advertising unauthorized injectable peptides in Canada.
Health Canada reports that the Superior Court of Québec granted a permanent injunction banning Canlab Research, a Quebec-based online store, from manufacturing, testing, distributing, or selling unauthorized injectable peptides in Canada and from advertising them.
Santé Canada obtained a permanent injunction from the Quebec Superior Court prohibiting Canlab Research, a Quebec-based online shop, from manufacturing, testing, distributing, selling, or promoting injectable non-authorized peptides in Canada.
The Québec Superior Court issued a permanent injunction prohibiting Canlab Research from manufacturing, testing, distributing, or selling unauthorized injectable peptides in Canada, and from promoting these products on any platform accessible to Canadians.

Summaries are generated from linked reporting and should be checked against the original articles.