Hidden Prescription Drug Recall
The FDA recalls two male enhancement supplements containing hidden Viagra and Cialis ingredients.
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The FDA announced recalls of X10 Natural Enhancement Supplement and biQ-FEL, sold through Amazon, Walmart and naturefuel.us, after testing found undeclared sildenafil and tadalafil—the active ingredients in Viagra and Cialis. The products were marketed as liquid male-enhancement supplements, with X10 packaged in seven sachets and biQ-FEL in 500-milliliter bottles, and neither label disclosed the prescription ingredients. The drugs can interact with nitrates, including nitroglycerin, and cause dangerously low blood pressure, posing particular risks for people with heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure or high cholesterol. Consumers should stop using the recalled products, dispose of them, and contact a health care professional if they experience symptoms; no adverse events had been reported at the time of the notices.
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A&P Creations LLC said it purchased and resold both products as finished goods and did not manufacture or formulate them. The company is contacting customers through Amazon and Walmart’s notification systems.
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The products were distributed between Dec. 15, 2024, and June 11, 2026. The recalled X10 lots are F090824LN16, F170325LN19 and F300326LN28; the recalled biQ-FEL lots are biQ-f001-06-25 and biQ-003-01-26.
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The products included additional Spanish-language labeling: X10 was described as an “energy beverage,” while biQ-FEL’s label included “Sabor artificial Hierbabuena,” meaning artificial spearmint flavor.
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The FDA has identified sexual-enhancement, weight-loss and bodybuilding supplements as categories that are especially prone to containing hidden prescription drugs; the report cited a recent ZUBB weight-loss recall involving the same type of undeclared ingredient.
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