Your gas station is selling Rhino, Anaconda and Magnum. It’s really secret Viagra
Source: Fortune ·
Seven products joined the FDA's warning list in September. A 2023 review found 112 unapproved Viagra-like compounds.
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Brightly colored packaging, promises of better sexual performance and names like “Rhino,” “Anaconda” and “Magnum” make sexual enhancement products difficult to miss. They can be found online, in convenience stores and at gas stations, and some can even be ordered through delivery services. But what’s inside the package may be considerably different from what appears on the label. In May 2023, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration warned consumers not to use a sexual enhancement product called Rhino 7S Type F3 7000, one of many Rhino-branded products. Laboratory testing had found that it contained two ingredients that did not appear on its label: sildenafil – the active ingredient in the prescription erectile dysfunction medication Viagra – and acetaminophen, the widely used pain reliever also sold as Tylenol. This finding was not an isolated incident. Dating back to 2007, the FDA has maintained an expanding list of health fraud scams, including sexual enhancement and energy products…