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The FDA approval of Plenity, an oral hydrogel therapy for weight management.
is marketed as a liquid dietary supplement, not an FDA‑cleared drug, and the FDA does not pre‑approve dietary supplements or their proprietary blends for safety or effectiveness . That said, some indi...
, as marketed online, is presented as a “100% natural” liquid supplement produced in an “FDA-registered facility,” but there is no evidence in the provided reporting that the product itself has been r...
is marketed as a natural dietary supplement whose label lists botanicals such as green tea extract, Gymnema sylvestre, and chromium picolinate among other components, but dietary supplements are not “...