the death of a man of 26 which was probably caused by Vigor-25

The American Food and Drug Administration has put out yet another warning regarding the use of the product Vigor-25, saying that it contains compounds which are not mentioned on the packaging or labeling. Vigor-25 which is promoted as a natural dietary supplement and a male sexual stimulant actually contains an illegal version of the active ingredient of the erectile dysfunction drug Viagra.

What is really strange about this new warning from the American FDA is that they have already warned about Vigor-25 in previous news releases and we have already reported on the dangers of Vigor-25 at Ukmedix News. We can only surmise that the FDA decided to re-release the Vigor-25 warning in response to adverse events being reported with its use. In fact the FDA is examining carefully the death of a man of 26 which was probably caused by Vigor-25.

Despite the previous warnings Vigor-25 (which is distributed by Piston Corp.) continues to be sold on the internet and even in some retail outlets. A Google search for Piston Corp doesn't come up with much which is probably because they don't want anyone to know where they are operating from. Ms. Deborah M. Autor, from the Office of Compliance at the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research explained that these sorts of "tainted products" could cause "injury and death" especially in some men who had other health problems.

At Ukmedix News we have been lobbying for more law enforcement regarding the sale of so called dietary supplements which despite their appearances often contain powerful description compounds. Many of them are made in illegal factories in China and India in areas which operate outside the law. We have come across reports of fake versions of Viagra, Cialis and Levitra being made with cement in filthy factories with no regard for your health.

Use your common sense before buying ED medications.