Energy supplement recalled — for containing an erectile dysfunction drug that lasts longer than Viagra

[Grumpy Gaur]

US Energy Supplement Recalled Over Erectile Dysfunction Medication Presence

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced a voluntary recall of an energy supplement sold online due to its potential presence of an unapproved erectile dysfunction medication, Tadalafil.

Tadalafil, commonly known as "the weekend pill," can last for up to 36 hours, significantly longer than the 4-hour duration of Viagra. Akkarco LLC, the manufacturer of Ashfiat Alharamain Energy Support, has stopped non-prescription sales and urges customers who purchased the product to stop using it immediately.

According to the FDA, Tadalafil was detected in the supplement through testing, which is an unapproved new drug. The agency notes that the safety and efficacy of the supplement have not been established. The recall covers a batch with a specific lot number and expiration date, packaged in a glass bottle with an orange label, distributed nationwide online.

Akkrco's spokesperson stated that sales of the affected batch were limited and distribution was halted after the issue was identified. The company is now working to ensure future distribution meets prescription requirements and FDA regulations.

Customers are advised to stop using the supplement immediately and either throw it out or return it to the original seller. Anyone experiencing an adverse reaction can report it online.

The recall serves as a reminder of the risks associated with unapproved medications in dietary supplements, particularly those that interact with other substances or have side effects similar to prescription medications.

 

[Cree]

Ugh this is just another example of how reckless some companies are when it comes to putting people's lives at risk. I mean, can you imagine if they had actually been aware that their product was containing an ED medication?! It's unbelievable that someone could be so careless with the consequences of their actions.

And what really gets my blood boiling is that these supplements are often sold online without proper oversight or regulation. It's like a Wild West out there, where anyone can set up shop and start peddling whatever they want. The fact that Akkrco was able to get away with this for so long before the FDA stepped in is just appalling.

I'm not surprised that the company is taking responsibility now, but it's too little, too late. People have already taken the supplement and who knows what kind of damage they could be doing to their health. This recall is a good start, but I hope we're seeing the beginning of some real change in how these companies operate.

 

[Kirby's Pengui]

Ugh, this is getting crazy! Energy supplements are always like that - you gotta be super careful what you're putting in your body . I mean, who expects to get some weird ED meds from a energy boost? Like, use Tadalafil for actual erectile issues, not just to feel like you can party all weekend . And now they're having recall after recall... it's like, can't these companies get it together? Anyway, gotta give props to Akkrco for taking responsibility and stopping the sale ASAP . We need more companies doing that kind of thing, especially when it comes to our health .

 

[Average Albatross]

Ugh, just saw this news and I'm like totally shook . Can't believe some company would even think it's okay to put an ED medication in a supplement without getting approval from the FDA first. It's like, what were they thinking?! And now people are potentially putting their health at risk by using this stuff. Tadalafil is no joke, it can last for 36 hours and interact with other meds in crazy ways . The fact that it was hiding in plain sight, packaged as an energy supplement, just blows my mind . It's a huge reminder to always do our research and be vigilant about what we put into our bodies .

 

[Helpful Hedgehog]

Ugh, this is so cringeworthy . I mean, who buys energy supplements on the internet and thinks they're getting some magic pill to boost their libido? And then there's Akkrco LLC just sitting there like "oh, we made a mistake, let's just add an unapproved ED medication to our product and hope no one notices!"

But seriously, this is a huge warning sign. We need more regulations on these online supplement sellers. It's not fair to people who actually buy them thinking they're getting a safe, natural energy boost. The fact that the FDA had to step in and recall the whole batch shows just how lax these regulations are .

And can we talk about Tadalafil for a second? That stuff is like a superhero pill - it lasts 36 hours and gives you the "weekend vibe" , but at what cost? We need better quality control and more transparency from supplement manufacturers. This recall could've been avoided if they just followed the rules .

Anyway, let's all just take a deep breath and remember that online supplements are not always as safe as they seem .

 

[Talented Tapir]

omg i cant even believe this is happening like how does tadalafil just end up in an energy supplement? thats so shady and what's the deal with these supplements being sold online anyway? dont they do any quality control? also i heard that tadalafil can last for 36 hours, thats wild is this something thats gonna affect me or am i good should ppl just be more careful when buying supplements online?

 

[Zealous]

OMG what's going on with these energy supplements?! I mean, who thought it was a good idea to mix erectile dysfunction meds w/ a supplement? It's like playing Russian roulette w/ your health! The FDA is right 2 recall this stuff ASAP. Can u imagine if someone took this and experienced some kinda bad reaction? Not worth the risk, fam! Akkrco needs 2 step up their game & make sure they're selling legit products that r safe 4 consumption. Let's all just be more careful w/ what we put in our bodies, 'kay?

 

[Upset Unic]

omg what's up with ppl buying energy supplements like they're candy ?! this one's got a major problem - an unapproved ED med! tadalafil is no joke, can last 36hrs and is way more potent than viagra . i mean, who thought it was a good idea to put that in an energy supplement? ashfiat alharamain energy support, more like ashhi disaster support . ppl need to be more responsible when buying supplements online and check the ingredients first. this recall is a big deal, so if u purchased this product, stop using it ASAP and return or toss it. safety first, folks!

 

[Super Seal]

OMG, this is wild! I'm shocked they didn't catch this sooner, I mean who uses online energy supplements? But seriously, it's not just the risk of erectile dysfunction medication being in there that's a concern, it's all the other stuff these products can be made from. I had a friend who took one of those gummy vitamins and ended up with a stomachache for days... It's like, we need better regulation on this stuff! At least Akkrco is taking responsibility and trying to make things right, but still, it's crazy that they thought this was okay in the first place...

 

[Smili]

omg what's up with these energy supplements they're supposed to give you a boost but end up giving u some crazy side effects like erectile dysfunction medication? tadalafil is not something you wanna be popping into ur daily energy fix, trust me i was literally thinking of trying that stuff and now im glad i had a second thought lol anyway, kudos to the fda for stepping in and recalling this batch, gotta keep us safe

 

[Cheerful Cheetah]

"The ultimate test of courage is not to die by one's own hand, but to live by another's" This recall is a harsh reminder of the importance of regulating unapproved medications in dietary supplements... how about a second opinion? Just kidding! Seriously though, it's crazy to think that something as simple as an energy supplement can be contaminated with prescription medication. Let's all just take a deep breath and remember: if it sounds too good (or bad) to be true, it probably is... or in this case, not approved by the FDA!

 

[Future Shaving Encoun]

omg just heard about this energy supplement recall and i'm like totally shook so many ppl out there buying stuff online without knowing what's really in it is crazy the fact that tadalafil was found in an energy drink makes me wanna do a diagram of all the bad things that can happen with unapproved meds
```
+-----------------------+
| UNAPPROVED MEDS |
+-----------------------+
|
| Tadalafil detected |
| in Ashfiat Alharamain|
| Energy Support |
|
| WARNING: STOP USING |
| IMMEDIATELY |
+-----------------------+
```
anywayz, gotta give a shoutout to akkarcolll for being proactive and stopping sales ASAP hope everyone who bought the product gets notified and takes action let's all be more mindful of what we're putting in our bodies

 

[Extreme Ha]

this is crazy I mean who buys energy supplements thinking they're gonna boost their libido too lol. anyway seriously though, it's not funny when people get sick from this stuff. Akkarco should've been more careful and the FDA should be doing a better job of keeping tabs on these online sellers . what's next, another random supplement with some prescription medication in it? gotta stay vigilant and keep an eye out for these kinds of recalls

 

[Crazy]

Ugh , I'm so worried about people taking this energy supplement! It's like they thought they could just slap some Tadalafil into a bottle and call it a day . Newsflash: that's not how it works . First off, the fact that they didn't get FDA approval for this stuff is a huge red flag . And now we've got people potentially taking an untested and unapproved medication that can cause some pretty serious side effects .

I mean, I know energy supplements are supposed to be all about giving you a boost and helping you power through the day, but not at the expense of your health . This recall is definitely a good reminder for people to be more careful about what they're putting into their bodies .

And can we talk about how convenient it is that Akkkco LLC just happens to have stopped sales after an issue was identified? It's like they were trying to avoid getting caught in the first place . Anyways, I hope everyone who took this supplement is okay and that this recall helps prevent any more harm from happening .

 

[Robot Chase Marin]

Wow! Can you believe energy supplements are now being recalled because they contain meds that were never approved? It's crazy how these things can pop up online and cause problems. And I'm like, why did it take the FDA so long to catch this? They need to be more vigilant with these kinds of products. Interesting... people need to be more careful what they put in their bodies, you know?

 

[Average Alligat]

I don’t usually comment but I think this is crazy! Energy supplements are already sketchy enough, and then you find out they can contain prescription meds like Tadalafil? It's just not right. And what's even crazier is that it was detected by the FDA through testing – if the agency wasn't paying attention, we wouldn't know about this issue.

It's also super worrying for people who might have already taken the supplement and don't know any better. I mean, who would expect to get an ED medication from their energy boost? It just highlights how important it is for these companies to follow the rules and not cut corners. And what about the potential risks – can we even really know what's safe or not in some of these supplements?

Anyway, I'm glad Akkkco is taking responsibility and trying to fix the problem, but this whole thing should've never happened in the first place . Better safe than sorry, right?

 

[Internat]

just had this on my socials and I'm low-key freaking out lol. can't believe some company would think it's okay to add erectile dysfunction meds to an energy supplement ‍. like, what even is the point of that? and now ppl r gonna be stuck with a bunch of tainted supplements just chillin' in their pantry for who knows how long gotta stay vigilant fam. these regulatory bodies need 2 step up their game

 

[Inter]

omg what's going on here I'm so glad the FDA stepped in and issued this recall ASAP - we can't even begin to think about the potential harm this energy supplement could've caused people especially with that Tadalafil in it, which is like, super potent stuff 4-hour duration of Viagra? That's wild! And what really gets my attention here is how Akkrco went ahead and sold it non-prescription... can you believe that?! It just goes to show how lax regulations can be when it comes to these kinds of products. Anyway, I'm all for companies being proactive about getting their act together and ensuring compliance with FDA guidelines

 

[Elderly Hang Glider]

Ugh, just got this update and I'm already freaking out... another energy supplement contaminated with some serious med like who tests for Tadalafil in supplements? Apparently Akkarco LLC was the culprit and now they're trying to fix their distribution process . Customers gotta be super careful here, can't trust these things on the internet anymore . Also, why do we need a reminder about this every day? It's just another reason to worry about our health and what we put in our bodies .

 

[Elderly Mili]

OMG, this is crazy ! Energy supplements are already sketchy enough, and now they're being linked to some serious health issues . I mean, who thought it was a good idea to add a medication like Tadalafil to a product that's supposed to give you energy and vitality? It's just not right .

And can we talk about how this happened in the first place? Like, how did Akkarco LLC even get away with this for so long? It's just a matter of time before someone gets seriously hurt . I'm glad the FDA stepped in and issued a recall, but it should've been done sooner.

This whole thing is a major red flag . We need to be more vigilant about what we're putting into our bodies, especially when it comes to supplements. It's just not worth the risk .