Patient's question:
Only sold as a hygiene product, the "Yiren Jing Zero Distance Safe Foam" falsely claims to have contraceptive functions during its sales process. A gynecologist in Guangzhou reported to our newspaper that the use of this so-called "new type" of contraceptive product has led to an increase in girls who became pregnant after using it and had to undergo an "abortion" procedure at the hospital. In response, legal experts believe that consumers can pursue legal avenues for compensation.The gynecologist's view is: "The state has very strict approval procedures for new contraceptive products. Without over a decade of clinical verification, it is impossible for them to be approved. Yet this 'Yiren Jing Zero Distance Safe Foam' claims to have passed certification from authoritative departments. It only
Doctor's answer:
It's a fake advertisement.