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Over 20 counterfeit products can be found on the internet that work under the name "Essiac". Some of these products can be found using different names through various companies. Here are a few tips that will help you tell the difference.

How can I tell if the product is a counterfeit?

It is required by the federal law for product labels to list the ingredients, expiry dates and lot numbers.
Essiac® is not sold in plastic bags.
Rene Caisse's picture and her authorized signature must be on the box and bottle.
The prices will most likely be lower on the counterfeit products.
The original recipe consists of Indian Rhubarb (Root Rheum Officinale) and not Turkey Rhubarb (Rheum palmatum). Indian Rhubarb is native to Northern Ontario, Canada were Rene M. Caisse lived whereas Turkey Rhubarb is native to East Asia.
Other products may be spelled differently.
Many companies claim to have an improved formula. There is no such thing because only Essiac® with the registered trademark is the original proprietary formula.

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