Public concerns regarding the circulation of pacifiers suspected of containing dangerous chemicals have finally been answered.

After conducting laboratory tests, the National Narcotics Agency (BNN) of East Java Province ensured that the teat candy was safe for consumption.

Laboratory tests were carried out by the East Java BNNP on samples of pacifiers that had been troubling the public because they were suspected of containing dangerous chemicals or drugs.

The results of laboratory tests show that pacifiers do not contain narcotics or psychotropic substances, so they are suitable for consumption.

However, if consumed in the long term, this candy will have the potential to cause cancer. That's because pacifiers contain chemical dyes and preservatives.

For complete information, including an explanation from the East Java BNNP, see the video above.