New Viagra style sex drink to hit the UK

A sex drink dubbed ‘liquid Viagra’ in the USA has become a huge hit, and is now set to make its debut in the UK.

Its called Turn on and it claims to increase sexual energy and desire of clubbers while heightening senses to give the “best sex ever”.

Jonathan Long from its UK distributor Trade Developments believes it could be bigger than Red Bull.

“I think it could bring a much needed injection of excitement to the UK drinks and night-time economy,” the Daily Star quoted Jonathan as saying.

“The success of Red Bull inspired me to bring Turn On to the UK market. It’s already proving to be a great success in America and I think it has the potential to be as big as, if not bigger than Red Bull.

“It isn’t an energy drink, it is a health supplement, which could really help to spice-up the nation.”
According to creators, people who drink Turn On to enhance their love-making have a feeling of warmth and sensuality and a nice tingling sensation flowing through their body.

Turn On Ingredients-
Carbonated Water, Glucose and Sucrose, Citric Acid, Maca, Schizandra,Guarana, Ginseng, Caffeine, Ginkgo Biloba, Aromas and Colour.

Drug raid leaves shop owners in county jail

Police raided an off-license in Tampa USA Wednesday with hope to arrest two men over the illegal sale of Viagra. According to records Feroz and Salima Bhojani of Lutz owners of the Ok liquor store were arrested Thursday afternoon and now face prescription drug charges.

On three separate occasions undercover police bought a Viagra pill from the stores drive through for $16. On Wednesday officers Carried out a warranted search on the store and found Viagra and Cialis pills and clerk Douglas Arp was arrested. Salima Bhojani age 47 was charged with possession of a prescription drug without a prescription and possession with intent to sell a drug without a prescription. Feroz Bhojani age 58 was charged with dispensing prescription drugs without a prescription.

On Thursday night both were in county jail with bail set at around $2,000 each.

Fake Viagra overdose call ends with charges

A US resident from Florida has been charged after a caller used vulgar language to tell a 911 operator he had overdosed on Fake illegal Viagra.

The call was made shortly after midnight on Jan. 16 from a home in Oakland Park, a suburb of Fort Lauderdale. A man told the 911 operator he needed medical attention because he had taken too many Viagra pills, which are used to help men with erectile dysfunction. The man “used vulgar language and described in explicit detail to the dispatcher the effect the pills were having on him. He even explained how his wife was performing oral sex on him to help alleviate the pain,” police said in a release Friday.

Paramedics responded to the address the caller had provided, but when they arrived, were told no one at the home had called 911 for help. Police went to the home in February and the homeowner identified the voice as belonging to his daughter’s ex-boyfriend. Police have charged Matthew Wade Douglas Jr. with misuse of the 911 system.