CompoAtlas

Canadian nonprescription drugs resembling cosmetics

A nonprescription drug in Canada may have a cancelled status. Their presence does not demonstrate current sales. The DIN is the drug identification number printed on the packaging. The analysis indicates what the annexes to Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 would require if this product were sold as a cosmetic in France. It does not assess its Canadian authorisation and does not constitute authorisation for sale in France. Only active ingredients are published in these extracts; the full formula and other conditions of use remain to be checked. No strength is estimated.

Drug Product Database, Canadian non-prescription drugs with cosmetic uses, retrieved 27 October 2026.

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Licence du gouvernement ouvert – Canada

6,352 produits, including 532 marketed.

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