Only by improving the rational consumption level of elderly consumers can we put an end to this kind of deception from the source.

(A) a correct understanding of health care products. The elderly should correctly understand the role of health care products and pay attention to the difference between health care products and drugs. There is no health care product to treat diseases. We should treat the health promotion activities of businesses rationally, don't believe the exaggerated propaganda of commercial advertisements, and don't buy so-called "high-tech" products that you don't know.

(2) Purchase through proper channels. The elderly should attend "health lectures" organized by the association of the elderly and government departments, and don't listen to lectures aimed at selling goods. To buy health care products, you should go to a regular store with complete licenses and fixed business premises, pay attention to check whether the company has a business license and related qualifications, and at the same time pay attention to asking for and properly keeping shopping invoices and related vouchers.

(3) report the infringement in time. If the rights and interests of elderly consumers are infringed by the distributors of health care products, they should not simply admit that they are unlucky, but should safeguard their legitimate rights and interests. In addition to seeking justice from the merchants, we can also report the situation to the market supervision and management department and report the problems in order to solve them. Once illegal and criminal acts such as fraud are found, they should report the case to the public security organ in time.

2. Strengthen prevention and publicity.

In order to let the elderly consumers keep their eyes open and prevent them from falling into the consumption trap of health care products, we should strengthen the publicity for the elderly, popularize health care knowledge and enhance their ability of prevention and discrimination.