The Legitimation of Woo Woo

I learned recently that the Health Products Registration Agency (formerly Irish Medicines Board) also regulate the sale of homeopathic products. For the life of me I cannot understand how such products are even given the dignity of being considered medicines. Pharmacists are instructed to counsel against the purchase of codeine based products like solpadeine and yet you can cheerfully spend money on Oscillococcinum a homeopathic preparation of duck liver diluted to such an extent (1 duck part to 10 to the power 400 parts of water) that it would require the observable universe to be five times bigger in order to have mathematical certainty that one preparation might contain a molecule of the original duck liver.

Homeopathy is covered by health insurers, on sale in pharmacies, and regulated by a medicines board. Why then is there no mandatory warning on the dangers of homeopathy (It doesn't work, therefore people are dangerously delaying medical attention in favour of "alternative" medicine) numerous deaths can be attributed to unshakable faith in the woo woo, including infant deaths.
http://whatstheharm.net/homeopathy.html

Why then in a thinking, science based society where we warn people about the dangers of smoking, eating unhealthily, overuse of drugs and the fact that shares go down as well as up that there no requirement for a big sticker on this stuff saying that there is no known medical effect of homeopathy and that it is effectively a scam to part you with your money.

So AH - should this stuff be banned or carry a warning. Should we a society stop legitimating this nonsense as being in any way a medical product?