I noticed this too, but they’re fake homeopathic pills. They’re not really homeopathic—they have active ingredients in the same quantity as the original brand-name products they are knock-offs of, but with the word “homeopathic” added as a marketing ploy. They’re lying about lying.
I noticed this too, but they’re fake homeopathic pills. They’re not really homeopathic—they have active ingredients in the same quantity as the original brand-name products they are knock-offs of, but with the word “homeopathic” added as a marketing ploy. They’re lying about lying.