Glamorous Fire: Brazil’s Anvisa banned these capsules

On June 17, 2026, Brazil’s Anvisa said it ordered the seizure of Glamorous Fire capsules and prohibited their sale, distribution, manufacture, advertising, and use across all lots. Resolution RE 2,402/2026 lists both the company and its CNPJ as unknown. The product is classified as food, not medicine. [1][2]

What Anvisa ordered

The resolution describes an offer on glamorousfire.com.br and identifies two unauthorized therapeutic promises for a food product: controlling blood sugar and reducing stress and anxiety. Anvisa ordered seizure and prohibited commercialization, distribution, manufacture, advertising, and use of every covered unit. [1][2]

Why these claims matter

A dietary supplement is not treatment for blood glucose, anxiety, or another health condition. Anvisa says supplements cannot claim to prevent, treat, or cure disease. If you are concerned about glucose or anxiety, speak with a health professional; do not replace or stop prescribed treatment because of this product. [3]

What has not been established

The resolution does not publish a full formula, dose, clinical trial of this product, or test showing hidden drugs. It also does not establish a price or phone sales of expensive courses. The confirmed fact is already clear: the specific Glamorous Fire capsules were prohibited in Brazil, and the responsible company was not identified. [1][2]

What to do

• Do not buy or use the Glamorous Fire capsules covered by the Brazilian measure. Anvisa ordered their seizure and prohibited use. [1][2]
• If you have used them and have symptoms or concerns, stop using them and consult a health professional. Do not stop prescribed medicines on your own. [3]
• If you see an offer in Brazil, save the link, advertisement, and seller details and report it to Anvisa or local health surveillance. [1]

Our conclusion

We do not recommend Glamorous Fire. Anvisa banned every lot of these capsules after they were marketed with therapeutic claims about blood sugar, stress, and anxiety, even though the file classifies them as food; the company and CNPJ were unknown. There is no sound basis for trusting a product with no identified responsible company.