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OTC fake drugs from China and India
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http://www.theeroticreview.com/discussion-boards/ter-general-board-12/otc-natural-ed-pills-do-contain-viagra-871100
OTC Natural ED pills DO contain Viagra
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http://www.theeroticreview.com/discussion-boards/ter-general-board-12/whats-up-doc-954899
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They sell boner pills in gas stations. They have cool names like "Samurai" or "Rhino." I was skeptical for years so I tried them out a while back. Funny thing is, they actually worked VERY WELL! I got some serious boners and my recovery time had vastly improved. I was definitely impressed. The packages say they contain "horny goat weed." I did some research to find out how this "horny goat weed" worked only to learn that it was a complete lie. It turns out these pills usually contain generic Viagra or Cialis. The FDA warns us not to take them, especially if you have a heart condition. It is probably/definitely much safer to talk to a doctor about that stuff. However, I was wondering if anyone else on this board has had any experience or knowledge with Gas Station Dick Pills? What about regular doctor prescribed dick pills?
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Also, it is kind of funny that the FDA knows that almost every gas station across the country is selling a prescription drug illegally. However they do nothing about it?
Due to powerful lobbying by the OTC and Supplement industries and spearheaded by (now deceased) 42-year Utah Republican Sen. Orrin Hatch https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orrin_Hatch , the DEA and FDA were NOT ALLOWED to investigate or regulate the OTC and Supplement industries. They are only allowed to take action AFTER the harm has been done.
http://www.kuer.org/politics/2018-12-18/how-a-1994-law-supercharged-utahs-supplement-industry How A 1994 Law Supercharged Utah's Supplement Industry
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"... Hatch’s office in the Hart Senate Building is scattered with Utah-made dietary products — an essential oil diffuser, bottles of supplements and free samples of raspberry-flavored energy powders from Provo-based NuSkin. ...
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"That personal belief has spurred the 84-year-old Republican to long champion and protect an industry — from regulators and controversy alike. It’s also resulted in big business for Utah, whose natural products sector now generates upwards of $10 billion a year and has been one of Hatch’s top donors over the years.
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"Hatch accomplished this through a signature piece of legislation passed in 1994 known as the Dietary Supplement and Health Education Act, or DSHEA. The federal law defined and regulated the sale of dietary supplements, allowing manufacturers to make general health claims about their products without going through the Food and Drug Administration to prove safety or efficacy. ..."
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There have been even worse cases than the illegal spiking and advertising of "natural" or "herbal" dick pills with counterfeit pharmaceutical Viagra and Cialis. Party drugs or club drugs https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Club_drug are often spiked with illegal pharmaceuticals. There is an occasional headline about the LE confiscating or trying to stop the sale of gas station euphorics.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Club_drug .
http://www.newsweek.com/what-tianeptine-warning-issued-over-gas-station-heroin-2086019 FDA Issues Warning Over ‘Gas Station Heroin’ With Fatal Side Effects [June 2025]
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"The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has stepped up warnings about tianeptine, an unapproved antidepressant increasingly sold in gas stations and convenience stores under names like "Zaza," "Tianna," and "Neptune's Fix." The substance, dubbed "gas station heroin" for its opioid-like effects, is illegal and not approved for medical use in the U.S., although it is legally marketed in some countries as an antidepressant.
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"Tianeptine can be found in some gas stations and convenience stores, often with packaging that mimics legal supplements. Its misuse has drawn increasing attention, particularly due to the way it mimics the effects of opioids, and can cause serious and even fatal side effects. According to the FDA, poison control center cases involving tianeptine exposure causing severe side effects have increased nationwide, from 11 in total between 2000 and 2013 to 151 in 2020 alone.
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"Despite being illegal, the drug is sometimes illicitly added to foods and beverages or sold as a dietary supplement in the U.S. by some firms. An FDA spokesperson told Newsweek: "The FDA has taken steps to protect people from tianeptine products, including warning consumers that tianeptine is an unsafe food additive." The administration has also issued warning letters to companies distributing and selling unlawful tianeptine products, and issued import alerts to stop tianeptine shipments at the border. ...
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"The FDA has been taking frequent steps in recent years to warn the public about the dangers of the drug, as well as trying to crack down on companies that include the ingredient in their products. The agency recommends that health care professionals "encourage patients to avoid all products containing tianeptine, including those claiming to treat an ailment or disorder." ...
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Basically, the DEA and FDA are BLOCKED by legislation from REGULATING the OTC and Supplement industry, including gas station dick pills, until it is too late.
