MHRA Raid Nets Fake Viagra And Cannabis

Drug dealers know there is a lucrative market in selling fake impotence medicine

A police raid in Bristol has netted a haul of counterfeit impotence medication along with other drugs for recreational use. The case which highlights the link between the manufacture of fake Viagra, Cialis and Levitra with organised crime drug syndicates was made possible following an undercover operation involving the Medicine and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) of the UK. Almost £200,000 worth of the counterfeit medicines were confiscated along with around £50,000 of cannabis plants and also a quantity of the anti anxiety medication Valium.

Drug dealers are aware that there is a lucrative market in selling fake impotence medication along with hard drugs partly because many of the recreational drugs can induce erectile dysfunction. The pills which are sold on street corners have dangerously varying amounts of the active ingredients of either Viagra, Cialis or Levitra.

The Medicine and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, The World Health Organization, The Food & Drug Administration and the European Medicines Authority all warn that purchasing impotence medication without a prescription from an illegal pharmacy is extremely dangerous as well as funding criminal organisations which then use their profits for more serious criminal enterprises such as kidnapping and even terrorism.

Unfortunately the internet web pages of these criminal organisations look respectable and thus many people are conned into handing over their credit card details. The only way to make sure that what you’re buying is genuine and legal is to make sure that it comes from a UK based pharmacy. At Ukmedix it is possible to get the address of the pharmacy which dispenses your medication by using the Pharmacheck system. Pharmacheck gives you peace of mind that not only are you getting the real drugs which are safe and effective but at the same time you’re not sponsoring criminal setups.

Counterfeit medication kills thousands of people around the world every year directly and indirectly and is considered to be a major health problem by the World Health Organization. Don’t let your money end up in the wrongs hands!