Arrest Made After Police Raid Seizes Human-Derived Injectable Product in Hong Kong

Police seized 20 vials of a ‘anti-aging’ product called Elravie Re2O, which allegedly contains purified skin from deceased donors, during a raid on a premise in Mong Kok. The suspect, a 38-year-old woman, was arrested on suspicion of possessing unregistered pharmaceutical products and suspected unlawful commercial dealing in human organs. According to Dr Fung Ying, the Controller of Regulatory Affairs of the Department of Health, the product lacks clinical safety data and presents potential public health risks.

Headline: Arrest Made After Police Raid Seizes Human-Derived Injectable Product in Hong Kong

Police seized 20 vials of a ‘anti-aging’ product called Elravie Re2O, which allegedly contains purified skin from deceased donors, during a raid on a premise in Mong Kok. A 38-year-old woman was arrested on suspicion of possessing unregistered pharmaceutical products and suspected unlawful commercial dealing in human organs.

Sweep Operation

Since last Friday, four beauty treatment centers in Sham Shui Po, Mong Kok, Tsuen Wan, and Yuen Long were raided, and over 170 vials of suspected Part 1 poisons or unregistered pharmaceutical products were seized. Police in Hong Kong have strengthened their crackdown on unregistered and advertised 'regulated product' clinics in recent years.