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Mike Wehner
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By now you've no doubt seen the trend in off-brand "male enhancement" supplement pills coming to the United States from overseas. The pills are often sold online or in places you wouldn't normally trust to be dispensing dietary supplements, like a gas station checkout, but they managed to find buyers all the same. Some of them really do work, and often work shockingly well despite their claims of "all-natural" ingredients with no actual drugs. Unfortunately, they all seem to be lying, and the FDA has cracked down on these companies in a major way. Now, we have another one. No, sorry, we have another three.
PremierZen Gold 7000, Premier Zen Platinum 8000, and MaxxZen Platinum 12000 are all being recalled because — surprise, surprise — these "all-natural" supplements actually contain both sildenafil and tadalafil. Those are the active ingredients in both Viagra and Cialis, respectively, and they're controls substances that require a prescription. Since the 17-year-old gas station attendant can't prescribe pills, these supplements are now being recalled.
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These popular supplements are tainted with Viagra, so throw them out originally appeared on BGR.com on Thu, 20 May 2021 at 10:33:33 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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