FB advert, surely illegal?

[TrickyD]

This is on a local FB group:

LAST FEW AVAILABLE NOW
Last delivery or collection this weekend before lockdown.
Keep Covid-19 away,!!
With this professional aromatherapy spray Or personal roller remedy

✅Antiseptic, anti viral, anti-fungal, anti bacterial.
✔️Contains eucalyptus to reduce fever and virus.
✔️Tea tree to inhibit bacteria and fight infections.
✔️Chamomile to relieve cold and flu symptoms.

Protect your home/work with this Room and surface spray, spray on clothes, bedding, handrails, handles worksurfaces etc and especially effective as a room spray. (Do not spray on surfaces inclined to tarnish).
Protect yourself with this Personal roller remedy apply to forehead, temples, chest.
Availability is limited but priority will be given to the elderly and unwell.
Please keep your bottles to be refilled!

I have reported this to the site admins, but could not see how to report it to FB. It is surely illegal to claim this snake oil is anti-viral?

It would certainly breach advertising regulations and could be dangerous if it lulls people into a false sense of security. If the seller is in the UK, you could try reporting to Trading Standards.

Yes, I have now reported it to Trading Standards, TheMemory.

Good on you!

It's disgusting the way some are trying to profiteer from this and I put scammers and snake oil merchants even lower than people who are bulk buying things to sell on.