The FDA has notified consumers and healthcare professionals that Vigor-25 (from Piston Corp.), a product marketed as a natural dietary supplement to enhance male sexual performance, should not be purchased or used because it contains undeclared sildenafil, the active ingredient in the prescription drug Viagra (from Pfizer).
The FDA has warned consumers not to take TimeOut Capsules, which are marketed as a dietary supplement for sexual enhancement.
Glow Industries and the FDA have notified consumers of a voluntary nationwide recall of Mr. Magic Male Enhancer from Don Wands.
Prolatis’ and the FDA announced a nationwide voluntary recall of its product Prolatis’ after lab analysis found the product to contain undeclared sulfoaildenafil.
Novacare LLC and the FDA have announced a nationwide voluntary recall of products sold under the following names: Stiff Nights, Aziffa, Size Matters, Erex, Mojo, Hard Drive, Eyeful, Red Magic, Straight Up, Zotrex, Monster Excyte, WOW, Xaitrex, Verect, Prolatis, Xytamax, Maxyte, Libidinal, OMG, OMG45, and Zilex (with Golden Spear).
EZVille and the FDA announced a recall of all lots of Revivexxx Extra Strength, marketed as a dietary supplement sexual enhancer for men, after FDA lab analyses found the product to contain undeclared tadalafil.
Nutraloid Labs and the FDA have announced a nationwide recall of some lots of Nutraloid Labs’ ejaculoid XXTREME and stimuloid II, sold as dietary supplements.
Good Health announced a voluntary recall of Vialipro, sold as a dietary supplement, after FDA lab analyses found certain batches of the product to contain undeclared sulfoaildenafil.
FDA has found that many supposedly “all natural” sexual enhancement products actually contain ingredients that aren’t on the label, and these ingredients could lead to serious and even fatal effects.
The FDA is warning consumers that Magic Power Coffee, an instant coffee product marketed as a dietary supplement for sexual enhancement, contains an undeclared active drug ingredient.
