Perrigo's Evidence For Nasal Spray Claims Not Enough For ASA
Executive Summary
Ad claims that Perrigo’s BecoCleanse could protect against viruses to help prevent the occurrence of cold symptoms were not supported by sufficient evidence, the UK’s Advertising Standards Authority has ruled.
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