The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) has detected Tadalafil, a potent prescription medicine used to treat erectile dysfunction, in two food products.
The Singapore Food Agency has detected Tadalafil, a potent prescription medicine used to treat erectile dysfunction, in two food products.Hunter Honey and Dynamint X were sold on multiple local e-commerce platforms as a honey product and candy respectively, with claims of male sexual enhancement effects.
"SFA will not hesitate to take stern enforcement actions against anyone who sells and supplies food products that are found to be adulterated with banned substances or potent ingredients as these would be unsafe food," the agency said. Inappropriate use of tadalafil is dangerous and can increase the risk of serious adverse effects, including heart attack, stroke, headache, migraine, irregular heart rate and priapism .
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