Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the misuse of "消" (disinfection) products, particularly the nasal spray "濞秒通," which misleads consumers into believing it has therapeutic effects, leading to health issues such as "decongestant dependence" [1][2]. Group 1: Product Misrepresentation - "消" products are marketed as having medicinal properties despite only being approved for disinfection, allowing unscrupulous businesses to profit quickly through misleading claims [1][2]. - The common tactics used by businesses include false advertising that downplays the product's actual classification and promotes it as a reliable treatment for nasal issues [1][2]. Group 2: Legal Framework and Consumer Rights - The regulatory framework for "消" products is less stringent than for pharmaceuticals, but there are still legal provisions against false advertising and illegal ingredient additions, which can lead to administrative penalties [2]. - Consumers have the right to seek triple punitive damages for fraud due to false advertising and can claim damages for health issues caused by defective products [2]. Group 3: Criminal Liability Considerations - There is a discussion on whether businesses can face criminal charges for their actions, particularly regarding the addition of harmful substances to "消" products, which currently lacks clear legal definitions for prosecution [3][4]. - The potential for criminal liability exists if it can be proven that the addition of harmful ingredients caused bodily harm, which could lead to charges of intentional injury [3][4]. - False advertising practices may also expose businesses to criminal risks under laws against false advertising, implicating not just advertisers but also the businesses behind the products [3][4].