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CNA has decided to ban advertisements for dietary supplements in pharmacies, a move that could have negative effects on competition and consumer affordability. This measure goes against the recommendations of the Competition Council, which emphasizes the importance of advertising in order to correctly inform consumers. The ban could limit patients' access to price discounts and create confusion, affecting in particular people on low incomes. Promotion through pharmacies, where specialists provide advice, is also considered essential for consumer health.
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