EndaFlex, Joints, Capsules, `Ivory Coast` French

Kinyarwanda

CC: 10 - 00:00 (GMT+1)

Prohibitions:
Approve materials or take into account existing restrictions on materials:
⁃ Popular doctors, people in medical gowns
⁃ References to local authorities
⁃ Ministries
⁃ If they take a student, then according to the history of Preland, he had to come up with his product not at a local university, but somewhere abroad.
⁃ Popular personalities
⁃ Any mention that our product will completely relieve you of the disease.



Extended Restrictions for Côte d’Ivoire

It is strictly prohibited to use:

- Official institutions:

Mentioning government bodies, clinics, courts, universities; using coats of arms, flags, logos; imitating official websites.

- Celebrities and public figures:

Photos or likenesses of local stars, politicians, athletes, bloggers; any medical professionals or medical uniforms; stylized AI-generated personas.

- False promises:

Claims of “100% result,” unrealistic timeframes or figures, fabricated ingredients, effects, or certificates.

- Medical terminology:

Words such as “medicine,” “drug,” “doctor,” “clinically proven,” “research,” “recommended by pharmacists,” “pharmacies.”

- AI-generated images:

Using AI-generated photos resembling celebrities, doctors, or government officials.

- Product misrepresentation:

Altering packaging, inventing ingredients, or falsely attributing origin (e.g., “developed by NASA”).

- Shock content:

Violence, abuse, war, protests, arrests, prisons, death, funerals, or religious rituals.

- Media imitation:

Copying the design or logos of French-language media, creating fake news websites.

- Use of faces:

Real people without consent, recognizable personalities, or people wearing medical uniforms.

- Legal risks:

Violations may result in imprisonment (6–12 months) and fines up to 10 million CFA francs.