OTC Acne Treatment Devices Heat Up Competition With ERSP-Cleared Claims
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
The rise of beauty devices in recent years has generated buzz, but also skepticism about claims. In a review of La Lumiere’s illuMask home-use acne-treatment device, the Electronic Retailing Self-Regulatory Program finds the performance claims adequately substantiated, consistent with previous decisions.
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