The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) has issued a warning against a candy product, Kingu Ginseng Candy, after tests revealed it contains tadalafil, a prescription drug used for treating erectile dysfunction. The candy, marketed with claims of enhancing male sexual performance, was available on several local e-commerce platforms.
Immediate Action Taken
SFA has collaborated with online retailers to halt the sale of Kingu Ginseng Candy and has issued warnings to sellers to stop distribution immediately. The agency is taking steps to ensure that the product is no longer accessible to consumers.
Consumer Advisory
Authorities strongly advise the public not to purchase or consume the affected product. Individuals who have already consumed Kingu Ginseng Candy and are concerned about potential health issues are encouraged to seek medical consultation.
Product Details
Kingu Ginseng Candy, identified as being manufactured in Malaysia, contains ingredients such as coffee and ginseng extract. It is packaged in a distinctive yellow container and each candy is individually wrapped.
This incident has raised concerns about the unregulated inclusion of prescription medications in products marketed as natural supplements or enhancements.
