More Men Using Nangen Hospitalised

You should warn your friends and colleagues never to buy it

Just recently we wrote about the case in which a man died after taking an erectile dysfunction remedy called Nangen. It now appears that the Department of Health in Hong Kong has announced that another two men have been hospitalised as a result of taking the same dangerous medication.

Nangen was tested by a hospital in Hong Kong and shown to contain a drug which is known for its  sugar lowering effects called glibenclamide, as well as the active ingredient of the erectile dysfunction medication Viagra. Overall twelve men have been admitted to hospitals after having used this impotence medication.

The Department of Health’s investigation said that the Nangen pills were red and yellow in colour but the man had also purchased another green and black capsule that could have also contained the same dangerous chemicals.

A spokesman for the Department of Health said that it was imperative that people realised that they should destroy any of this type of medication immediately and should get medical help if they have already used it. The Department of Health also said that people who own shops should not buy these types of drugs under the counter because they could end up being implicated in the death of a person. They said that they would be continuing to inspect shops and pharmacies throughout Hong Kong to prevent more men getting hospitalised or even dying.

It is extremely likely that people have bought this medication online and therefore the problem is not just restricted to Hong Kong. China and Hong Kong are known to be major distribution points for the worldwide market of fake erectile dysfunction medication and therefore it is likely that some of this medication is in the United Kingdom.

You should warn your friends and colleagues never to buy erectile dysfunction medication from dubious sites on the internet. You should always make sure you have a prescription for your product, that it is the real product and not a generic type of Viagra, Cialis or Levitra and to put your mind at rest you can even check on the Ukmedix web site which British pharmacy your medication was dispensed from.