Recall on Libipower Plus contains Tadalafil

A product called Libipower Plus has been recalled by the American FDA, they have released a warning on their website stating it contains an ingredient of a prescription medication. The manufacturer Haloteco has issued a total recall of all the dietary supplement Libipower Plus products. This comes just a month after another recalled was issued for a product called Stamins-rx, another product claiming to help men with erections but resulted in containing Benzamidenafil which is a product that has similar effect to Viagra, Cialis and levitra.

The FDA tested the product Libipower Plus and found it contained one of the main ingredients that Cialis has, called Tadalafil. While there is no information on the label of the product men are unaware Libipower Plus contained tadalafil, it could be potentially dangerous and interact with other medications or if misused by men. Tadalafil aka Cialis is only available by prescription and should only be used under the supervision of a doctor. Any customers who have bought Libipower Plus and are currently taking it should stop using it right away and should contact your physician if you have experienced any problems that may have been related to taking it.

 

Click here to read more about Libipower plus at Drugs.com

The company Haloteco was based in Los Angeles California and marketed the product as a dietary supplement, the product was sold in retails stores in California.