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What type of food-health products are regulated by SFA?
Generally speaking, products regulated by SFA are:
- non-medicinal in nature
- part of or supplementary to daily diets
- consumed without a defined dosage
- in a form typical of food
Bee pollen, essence of chicken, and herbal jelly are examples of products that are regulated by SFA.
Conversely, products that are medicinal in nature, such as Western medicines and Chinese proprietary medicines, are regulated by the Health Sciences Authority (HSA).
