Nutraloid Labs Recalls Its Impotence Supplements

Does this company have laboratories?

When Nutraloid Labs Inc announced in conjunction with the American Food & Drug Administration that they were working on a voluntary recall of two dietary supplements called ejaculoid XXtreme and stimuloid II, we reckoned at Ukmedix News that this was like the hundreds of others that we come across every year.

Then we began to analyze the situation. Firstly a company that calls itself Nutraloid Labs can hardly claim to be just a distributor of supplements. Does this company have laboratories? Its high tech name implies that they manufacture highly sophisticated products, yet the products that were recalled contained sulfoaildenafil which is not only illegal but potentially extremely dangerous.

How is it that in America a company like this is allowed to continue to operate by just cooperating on a voluntary recall? Surely criminal charges should be brought against the company and its directors should be had up for fraud.

While there have been definite cases of health product distributors being unaware of the dangerous chemicals in dietary supplements, in this case it seems that Nutraloid Labs could hardly claim to be completely oblivious of the unstated ingredients in these products. Does somebody has to die before the FDA starts to take the potential dangers of these erectile dysfunction dietary supplements seriously?

The problem is also becoming much more severe in the United Kingdom with impotence supplements being sold in health shops and gyms to unsuspecting men. As we have stressed time and time again these supplements are lethal because they never disclose their exact ingredients on them and they can interact very dangerously with other medicines.

Don’t be fooled; people have died from using these types of supplements. All medications should first be shown to a doctor. The reason why the legal prescription erectile dysfunction medications Viagra, Cialis and Levitra require a doctors consultation and a prescription are because they can be harmful if the wrong men use them.

Erectile dysfunction supplements that don’t come with a prescription should be thrown in the bin immediately!