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***FDA Advisory No.2021-0833-A***

Pinapayuhan ng Food and Drug Administration (FDA) ang publiko laban sa pagbili at paggamit ng mga pekeng bersyon ng Dermovate™ Ointment (Clobetasol) 20 grams:

Read more:-> https://bit.ly/3xzpAB2

Abangan natin !!!

Ohana Cherry Bomb
(Lip Therapy)

Color Changing

Merges with with lips natural ph levels and temperature creating flattering and uniquely "you" shade of pink.

Product for
• eyes
• cheeks
• lips

Available at
Quinamar drugmart
Purok 7 Lourdes Lubao Pampanga

QNM Drugmart
san Nicolas 2nd Betis Guagua Pampanga
(Infront betis church)

QNM Drugmart
Daang Bago Dinalupihan Bataan (beside Planet Gas)

Available Drugmart Betis

KNOW YOUR COVID-19 VACCINES!
Data as of August 9, 2021

Information you need to know about the COVID-19 vaccines on our current portfolio:

✅ Technology Platform;
✅ Issuance of Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) by the Philippine Food and Drug Administration (FDA);
✅ How many doses and interval in which each dose is taken;
✅ Storage and cold chain requirements;
✅ How well it will do in preventing symptomatic and severe COVID-19; and
✅ Common side effects you can expect following the latest Phase III clinical trials data.

Know the right information! Be part of the !

Visit doh.gov.ph/vaccines for more information about COVID-19 vaccines in the Philippines.

References:
A. bit.ly/FDA_EUA
B. bit.ly/PfizerJournal, bit.ly/AstraJournal, bit.ly/Gamaleya, bit.ly/ModernaJournal, bit.ly/BharatBioTech, bit.ly/Novavax_, bit.ly/Janssen_
C. bit.ly/WHOLandscapeTracker
D. bit.ly/WHO_EUL_
E. bit.ly/FDAPH
F. bit.ly/ClinicalTrialsGov_
G. bit.ly/CDCGov_
H. bit.ly/Novavax_
I. bit.ly/FDA_EUA
J. bit.ly/USFDAFactSheets_



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CONCERNED ABOUT SAFETY OF COVID-19 VACCINES?

As of 9 August 2021, a total of 24,479,750 doses have been administered. To date, there have been ZERO deaths CAUSED by the COVID-19 vaccines. On the contrary, 29,128 people have died from COVID-19.

Vaccines are safe, effective, and free! Be part of the BIDA BAKUNATION!


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