Labels on dietary supplements may:
1. claim that the product can be used to prevent or diagnose disease.
2. include the term antiseptic on the product label.
3. indicate that the product may be used to treat diseases.
4. suggest benefits but must avoid overt claims of benefits.
Correct Answer: 4
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