Buying Impotence Drugs Online Risky, Experts Say

(HealthScout) UPDATED 2010-05-31

A new study by researchers in South Korea has found that many of the drugs purchased online to treat erectile dysfunction are contaminated, or they may contain too much of the active ingredient or none at all. Investigators say these knock-off remedies are especially dangerous for men with hypertension or heart disease, and that people should not purchase them at all.
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Buying Impotence Drugs Online Risky, Experts Say

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