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Core Insights - Fish oil has gained popularity among consumers for its cardiovascular health benefits, leading to high sales on e-commerce platforms, despite previous exposure of fraudulent practices involving plant oil being sold as high-purity fish oil [1][4] - Following the exposure, the involved teams have not ceased operations but instead rebranded and continued to promote similar products through live streaming [3][14] Product Quality Concerns - Testing of several popular "deep-sea fish oil" products revealed that three samples had Omega-3 content below 10%, with two samples showing no detectable levels of DHA, indicating a significant discrepancy from advertised claims [4][10] - The testing results for specific products showed alarming findings: "Drwissth" had 5.42% Omega-3, while "UHUHMI" had 4.58%, both far below the claimed values [8][10] - The regulatory standards set by the National Medical Products Administration require Omega-3 content in high-purity fish oil to be above 84%, while industry consensus suggests a minimum of 60% for dietary supplements [10] Marketing and Consumer Misleading - Influencers with large followings, such as Zhang Baige, have been promoting these fish oil products, often using misleading marketing tactics that imply health benefits without direct claims [4][13] - The same team behind previously exposed fraudulent products has continued to operate under new brands, maintaining similar marketing strategies and product offerings [14][16] Regulatory Environment - The State Administration for Market Regulation has introduced stricter guidelines for live e-commerce operators, prohibiting misleading claims about food products and requiring transparency in marketing [16][18] - Effective implementation of these regulations could significantly restrict gray marketing practices that mislead consumers regarding product efficacy and safety [18]