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Some online networks have taken a disturbing turn by marketing S.o.m.a—typically a muscle relaxant—under the false banner of children’s health aid. These scams prey on compassionate buyers, donors, or caregivers who believe they are contributing to pediatric support initiatives in underprivileged areas. In truth, these platforms often have no connection to real medical missions or licensed humanitarian organizations. Instead, they use emotionally charged language and fake endorsements to disguise unauthorized sales of prescription medications. This manipulation not only endangers public trust in genuine aid work but could also result in the delivery of unregulated, potentially harmful drugs.
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