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It's not blanket-banned in Europe (or the EU). It's generally not permitted in pharmaceutical products, some countries restrict its commercial sale.
by detaro 5y ago
It's not blanket-banned in Europe (or the EU). It's generally not permitted in pharmaceutical products, some countries restrict its commercial sale.
- markdown 5y agoAFAIK the only exception is Poland. > It's generally not permitted in pharmaceutical products, some countries restrict its commercial sale It's never been acceptable as food. Only as a mislabelled pharmaceutical product. That ended in 2002 after some nonsense in Germany.
- detaro 5y agoHm, seems like you're right, all sources are foreign and selling is indeed more widely restricted than I thought.