PURLYF SUNDAY DRIVER CBD + CBN 2000MG (vaporizadoresba.com.co)
Invima flagged a CBD + CBN 2000 mg vaporizer product sold on vaporizadoresba.com.co
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According to Invima alert (Colombia), as compiled by the Cesar Department health secretariat, Aug 3, 2026 · Read the source
Summary
Invima's alert 245 of 3 August 2026 concerns Purlyf Sunday Driver CBD + CBN 2000MG, promoted on the website vaporizadoresba.com.co and on various e-commerce platforms as a cannabis-based product for inhalation.
The institute notes that therapeutic properties for pain and inflammation are attributed to the product although nothing shows it is authorized for that purpose. It has no sanitary registration from the medicines directorate, so Invima says selling it in Colombia is illegal and classes it as fraudulent.
What the source found
- Alert No. 245, 3 August 2026
- Website: vaporizadoresba.com.co (vaporizers for distillates collection) and e-commerce platforms
- Claims of pain and inflammation relief by inhalation; no registration
Products named
- CBD/CBN vaporizer product
Timeline
Invima health alert published
Sources
- Regulator
Invima alert (Colombia), as compiled by the Cesar Department health secretariat · Aug 3, 2026
Invima alert 245 of 3 August 2026: Purlyf Sunday Driver CBD + CBN 2000MG
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Status notes
[dataset] Invima monthly alert compilations republished by the Cesar Department health secretariat, retrieved 2026-09-30; the source is a republished copy of Invima's alert text. 'Fraudulento' is Invima's classification for products without registration.
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