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No, it’s not!
Where did I mention a ban?
My point is, that people can have severe side effects and it should be mentioned as well.

people can have severe side effects and it should be mentioned as well.

Yes, it should - and that can be effectively required only for a legal product.

62 posted on 09/28/2019 5:55:09 PM PDT by NobleFree ("law is often but the tyrant's will, and always so when it violates the right of an individual")

My point is, that people can have severe side effects and it should be mentioned as well.

McDonald's: CARE! HOT! Coffee burns if poured on leg!
Mr. Peanut: Careful, everyone has peanut allergies today even though no one did twenty years ago!
Stihl: Chainsaw cuts, do not use on face!
Millerbernd: Light poles are cold in winter; do not lick!

Lots of stuff in your everyday life can be dangerous or have big bad results. Why should every manufacturer/seller have to put every little thing on their bottle? People should be responsible enough to take care of themselves and not need Big Brother to require warnings everywhere. Truth in content/labeling is about the only requirement that makes sense.