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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
, /CNW/ - Summary Product: Counterfeit Viagra, 100 mg sildenafil tablets Issue: Health products - Product safety, Unauthorized product What to do: Immediately stop using and safely dispose of this product. Consult your health care provider if you have taken this product and have health concerns. Only buy your prescription drugs from licensed pharmacies. Read product labels to verify that health products have been authorized for sale by Health Canada. Viagra (Back) (CNW Group/Health Canada (HC)) Viagra (Front) (CNW Group/Health Canada (HC)) Affected ProductsCounterfeit Viagra, 100 mg sildenafil tablets IssueHealth Canada has seized counterfeit Viagra from a Jug City store in Scarborough, Ontario (96 Dearham Wood). This is in addition to several other unauthorised sexual enhancement products seized from the same store. The counterfeit Viagra was sold in individual blister packs with no other packaging. Authorized Viagra is usually sold with an outer carton and a leaflet outlining the directions for use. Other indicators that the product is fake include an expiry date in an incorrect format ("EXP032 025") and no lot number printed on the blister pack. Counterfeit drugs are made to look like authentic products, but they are not the same and they may not contain the drug at all. They can pose serious health risks if they contain a higher dosage than shown on the label, and could contain contaminants and hidden ingredients. Unlike authorized and authentic drug products, counterfeit drugs have not been assessed by Health Canada for safety, effectiveness, and quality. Selling counterfeit health products
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