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BeSafeRx: Resources for the Media

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Media Inquiries

For media inquiries and contacts, please refer to the FDA Office of Media Affairs.

FDA’s BeSafeRx Campaign Materials

FDA has developed a suite of promotional materials including fact sheets, digital toolkits and videos to educate consumers and health care professionals about the dangers of buying medicines from unsafe websites that look like pharmacies. See Resources for Health Professionals for more information.

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