Fake Cialis seized in Toronto, Canada.

Cialis is a Male Impotence treatment that contains the active ingredient tadalafil. The counterfeit produce contained the ingredient sildenafil instead, which is the active ingredient in Viagra. Sildenafil can pose health risks to certain people who would be unaware they were taking a drug Similar to Viagra. Both Cialis and Viagra are prescription drugs strictly for male impotence. It is illegal to sell or have on your person any prescription medication without a prescription. 

 Health Canada has advised that the fake Cialis in this case can be identified by close examination of the blister packs which contain the medication. Genuine Cialis blister packs in Canada will have a coloured oval which changes colour from copper to green if the package is moved up and down on the front of the pack, while counterfeit Cialis does not. The fake packs also list the ingredient ‘tadalafil’ in four different languages, instead of the usual two. In addition, the lot number 05668 is present on the counterfeit packs. 

Counterfeit medication is a multi-million pound illegal industry and despite the health risks associated with taking illegal prescription drugs, many people are tempted by the cost. 

In a press release, Health Canada advised:” In order to minimize health risks, Canadians should not take any prescription drug that has not been prescribed to them by a health care practitioner.” 

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Ginseng and Saffron May boost your Libido

Adding ginseng and saffron to your daily diet could boost up your libido say Scientists. Experts found the plant extracts helped to boost ­performance in bed. They looked at hundreds of aphrodisiac studies that included claims of mental and physical enhancement.

Prof Massimo Marcone, of the University of Guelph, Canada, said: “­Aphrodisiacs have been used for thousands of years around the world. “But the science behind the claims has never been well understood or clearly reported. Ours is the most thorough review to date.”

But before you run to the shops to buy ginseng or saffron, the experts said more research was needed. They also found prescription medication such as Viagra, Cialis & Levitra, despite helping erectile dysfunction, did not increase libido. And booze made people feel frisky but impeded performance. And, disappointingly, ­chocolate was not linked to arousal or satisfaction.