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FDA Warns Another 'Stem Cell' Skin Care Marketer On Drug Claims

This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet

Executive Summary

Stem cell-related claims on cosmetics may capture consumers' imagination, but they are grabbing FDA's attention as well. Hollywood Skincare International, which markets its DermaSet Stem Cell 3D Renewal cream online, is the latest player in this game to receive a warning letter from the agency.

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