Sentence examples for may be adulterated from inspiring English sources

On rare occasions, dietary supplements may be adulterated with prescription medications or contaminated with heavy metals or pathogenic microbes.

Surveys have indicated that at least 15 percent of nutritional sports supplements may be adulterated with synthetic drug products.

The banning of NPSs has raised the same concerns expressed about other illegal drugs: that the supply may be adulterated and organised criminals will move in to take over the market.

They say these drugs may be adulterated, contaminated, counterfeit, expired or mislabeled.

The picture that WEDINOS paints is of a competitive and diverse drugs market that contains higher purity versions of drugs like MDMA, cocaine and heroin – but also a market in which these well-known drugs may be adulterated or substituted with NPSs (where, in the past, they may have been cut with a limited palette of amphetamines and inert compounds).

The results imply that CsA1 may be adulterated with N. nucifera.

"We are concerned that some of the novel substances that are being added to conventional foods, including beverages, may cause the food to be adulterated because these added substances may not be GRAS," the FDA stated.

The FDA writes that health violations observed from inspections "cause the food products produced in your facility to be adulterated... in that the food products were prepared, packaged, or held under insanitary conditions whereby they may have become contaminated with filth or rendered injurious to health".

The Latisse they buy online could be adulterated or fake.

The Food and Drug Administration initially did not allow the drug into the country because it was suspected to be adulterated or mislabeled.

"We're seeing that kratom can be adulterated with its own active ingredients," he said.