不要用！药物洗头、拖地突然流行，医生：滥用后果很严重

Core Viewpoint - The rise of online sales of products claiming to use antibiotics like Amoxicillin and Aspirin for personal care and gardening raises significant health concerns, as these products lack proper regulation and can lead to antibiotic misuse and environmental pollution [5][9][21]. Group 1: Product Claims and Sales - Numerous online stores are selling Amoxicillin and Aspirin powders marketed for washing hair, face, and even for gardening, with claims of benefits such as acne treatment and dandruff control [5][7]. - These products are often sold in large quantities (500 grams) at low prices (5 to 8 yuan), with some listings indicating high concentrations (up to 99%) [7]. - Many of these products lack clear labeling regarding the manufacturer and do not have necessary quality certifications, raising concerns about their safety and efficacy [7][8]. Group 2: Expert Opinions - Medical professionals emphasize that Amoxicillin is ineffective against fungi and viruses, which are common in conditions like dandruff and acne, and warn against the potential for antibiotic resistance and allergic reactions [9][10][21]. - Experts also clarify that while Aspirin may have some anti-inflammatory properties, its use in personal care is not recommended, and the agricultural-grade Aspirin contains impurities that make it unsafe for human use [13][14]. Group 3: Regulatory Concerns - The marketing of these products violates various regulations regarding cosmetic advertising and labeling, as they falsely claim medical benefits and mislead consumers [16]. - The presence of misleading SC labels on non-food products constitutes a violation of food safety laws, indicating a need for stricter enforcement and consumer awareness [16].