Written by Rupert Kircz | Tuesday, 07 July 2009 | There is 1 comment
Medical authorities in Malaysia recently swooped on a warehouse belonging to a company which was selling coffee granules which were marketed as being able to boost energy. This energy boosting coffee however contained more than caffeine and was found after being tested in a laboratory to have large quantities of sildenafil citrate. This compound is the active ingredient in the erectile dysfunction drug Viagra.

In all over 900 boxes containing 9,000 packages of the Viagra laced coffee were confiscated and their estimated value was said to be over £12,000.
The Malaysian health authorities have no problem with real Viagra and it is allowed to be sold as a prescription medication however the issue that they have here is that so much fake Viagra being sold openly, not only in small towns and villages but also in the capital Kuala Lumpur.
The New Straits Times which originally reported the story has in recent months been following the efforts of the Malaysian drug authorities to clamp down on sellers of fake erectile dysfunction medication especially as in some cases it causes men to get seriously ill and require hospitalisation.
The manufacturers of fake Viagra are increasingly resorting to more underhand ways of promoting their products. At Ukmedix News we have come across reports of Viagra being added to coffee, tea and even chocolate and in the majority of cases no mention of the Viagra compound is made on the labeling. This makes these products extremely dangerous as for some men taking Viagra can be harmful as it is known to interact with other medications such as nitrates causing potentially fatal low blood pressure.
At Ukmedix News we have always expounded on the virtues of Viagra and how it has changed the lives of many men for the better, however we also are aware of the dangers of fake Viagra which has been known to kill in some cases. Always use genuine branded products of all medications to be safe. At the Ukmedix website it is possible to check whether your Viagra is genuine using the Pharmacheck System.
