Stop using these products and consult your health care professional if you have health concerns, reports Health Canada.
Health Canada warns that various unauthorized health products promoted for sexual enhancement are being sold and using them could pose several health risks.
A public advisory issued on March 21, states that various sexual enhancement products sold in Ontario and Quebec contain unauthorized drugs including tadalafil and sildenafil or have been tested and found to contain dangerous ingredients. Mixing prescription drugs tadalafil and sildenafil with any type of nitrate medication can lead to dangerously low blood pressure, which may be life-threatening. Both substances can also have several adverse effects and may pose a risk to individuals with heart conditions.Potentially hazardous products sold in Ontario indentified by Health Canada include 3800 Rock Hard, 7K, 7K Max Power, Black Panther, and Rhino 7 Platinum 5000.
Buying unauthorized sexual enhancement products online, in stores, or out of country could pose a serious risk to your health and you should only buy products authorized for sale in Canada. In Canada, any sexual enhancement product authorized for sale must have one of three identifiers: an eight-digit Drug Identification Number , a Natural Product Number , or a Homeopathic Drug Number . Additionally, the product must include specific information on the label, including a list of all medicinal ingredients and their amounts, recommended use and dose, and appropriate health warnings.
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