Banned Sexual Performance Drugs And FDA Compliance
The US Food and Drug Administration is today repeating its warning over sexual enhancement supplements bought over the internet. In 2004 the FDA released a list of some of the products sold on the internet which had the ability to cause serious health problems because of their ingredients. They were not in line with FDA Compliance and were breaking federal law because they withheld ingredient information.
Some of the ‘supplements’ included Actra-Rx, Actra-Sx, Libidus, Nasutra, Neophase, Vigor-25, Yilishen, Zimaxx, 4EVERON, and Liviro3.
You can see the full list of illegal products on the FDA’s website. All of them are advertised as a way to increase your sexual performance or treat problems with erections. However if you are taking another prescription drug or use some herbal remedies you may be at serious health risks.
on the internet and in some retail outlets you can buy a product call Stiff Nights which the FDA has recently warned consumers against. It is not what it claims to be, the active ingredients definitely do not fall under the category of an all-natural dietary supplement. Withholding ingredients is in breach of FDA compliance and the drugs marketing regulations. It is the law that every ingredient should be listed because they can interact with prescription drugs and have serious health consequences.
Men with conditions including heart disease, high cholesterol, high blood pressure and diabetes which are treated with prescription drugs are those most likely to be affected if they take sexual enhancement drugs and their prescription meds at the same time. Sulfoaildenafil is the main cause of this and it is the same ingredient that comes in the legal medicine Viagra. When sulfoaildenafil and nitrate drugs are taken together they can seriously lower blood pressure. Erectile dysfunction is often suffered by men who take nitrate drugs to treat the above conditions, so it is a vicious circle.
Because these banned sexual enhancement drugs are advertised as ‘all-natural’, the men do not think there is a risk to taking them at the same time as their prescription drugs. The FDA was tipped off about Stiff Nights through a customer complaint. After investigation the FDA deemed it necessary to produce their warning.
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