Good, drugs, or cosmetics that contain any substance considered poisonous or detrimental to human health are considered these.

• A. Contaminated products
• B. Estate Tax
• C. Transfer Tax
• D. Adulterated products

Answer: (D)

Adulteration is about safety and quality issues in a drug or cosmetic caused by unsafe ingredients or poor manufacturing practices. When a product contains any substance that is poisonous or detrimental to human health, it is considered adulterated because its safety and integrity are compromised. This designation focuses on the product itself—its composition and how it was made—rather than on external or incidental factors. Contamination can involve unwanted impurities or microbes, but the standard term for unsafe substances in these products is adulteration. The other terms shown are unrelated to product safety and quality.