Cannabis Oil
Listed by Czech medicines regulator SÚKL as a website illegally offering an unapproved 'Cannabis Oil' preparation
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According to Státní ústav pro kontrolu léčiv (SÚKL), Oct 31, 2025 · Read the source
Summary
The Czech State Institute for Drug Control (SÚKL) added a product called "Cannabis Oil", offered at the address cpag.supersalelinks[.]org/ujih/, to its public list of websites with illegal offers of unapproved preparations on October 31, 2025. SÚKL keeps the list to warn Czech consumers against buying products presented as medicines that have not been approved. SÚKL's introduction to the list says such sites may offer counterfeit and illegal products and unregistered preparations of unverified quality. SÚKL states that in the Czech Republic only brick-and-mortar pharmacies may dispense medicines by mail order over the internet.
What the source found
- SÚKL lists the offer under 'Internet sites with illegal offers of unapproved preparations', dated 31 October 2025.
- Product name on the list: Cannabis Oil; web address: cpag.supersalelinks[.]org/ujih/.
- SÚKL states that only brick-and-mortar pharmacies may dispense medicines by mail order over the internet in the Czech Republic.
Products named
- cannabis oil presented as a remedy
Timeline
Added to SÚKL list of websites illegally offering unapproved preparations
Sources
- Regulator
Státní ústav pro kontrolu léčiv (SÚKL) · Oct 31, 2025
Internetové stránky s nelegálními nabídkami neschválených přípravků
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Status notes
SÚKL list gives only date, product name and address; the site itself was not visited. Category 'fake-pharmacy' chosen because SÚKL classes it as an illegal offer of an unapproved medicinal preparation; editor may prefer 'regulatory-warning'. Existing entry cbdooil-domm-coi-sukl-2021 comes from the same SÚKL list (2021).
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