I have written at length about the ridiculous and troubling trend of “all natural male enhancement” supplements recall. They have the most ridiculous names and they are sold by companies you’ve never heard of and probably can’t pronounce. They are almost always imported from abroad, where drug regulations are more relaxed and, more often than not, they contain prescription drugs that can be harmful to your health. Now, to no surprise at all, the FDA has issued another recall for two supplements that promise drug-free performance improvements, but are actually prescription-only drugs themselves.
Premium OrgaZen 7000 and Ginseng Power 5000 are distributed by a “company” called NS NY Distributor Inc, and both promise over-the-counter male performance enhancement. As we’ve seen a million times before, the pills aren’t actually natural supplements, but are packed with sildenafil and / or tadalafil, the active ingredients in Viagra and Cialis, respectively. I am completely shocked.
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From the FDA recall warning:
NS NY Distributor Inc is voluntarily recalling all lots within the expiration of the Premium Orgazen 7000 and Ginseng Power 5000 capsules to the consumer level. FDA analyzes have shown that the products contain undeclared sildenafil and / or tadalafil. Sildenafil and tadalafil are known as phosphodiesterase (PDE-5) inhibitors found in FDA approved products for the treatment of erectile dysfunction in men. The presence of sildenafil and / or tadalafil in Premium OrgaZen 7000 and Ginseng Power 5000 makes them unapproved new drugs whose safety and efficacy have not been established and are therefore subject to recall.
Calling the recall “voluntary” is humorous, as the company has no other choice. You can’t sell prescription drugs without a prescription just because you label them as supplements. It doesn’t work that way, but as we’ve seen before, these “companies” really don’t care. They will stop, come up with another crazy brand name, and sell the exact same pills they remember now, just with a different packaging.
Over the years, the FDA has cracked down on dozens and dozens of these brands (which are rarely trademarked and come in packaging that makes them attractive to the eye when on the counter of a gas station), but the problem remains . They are still sold at retailers across the country and even online through Amazon and other outlets. It’s absurd, but they keep getting away with it.
Honestly, if you take these types of supplements because you don’t want to have an awkward conversation with your doctor, you’re just putting your health at risk. Getting real treatment for erectile dysfunction is the best choice, and relying on these randomly imported pills with names like “OrgaZen” will either do nothing at all, or if they contain unregulated drugs, you could do serious damage to your body. Stay safe and get your medications from a doctor instead of the gas station attendant.
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Mike Wehner has been reporting on technology and video games for the past decade, covering the latest news and trends in VR, wearables, smartphones and future technology. Most recently, Mike worked as a Tech Editor at The Daily Dot, appearing in USA Today, Time.com, and numerous other web and print outlets. His love of reporting comes second to his gaming addiction.