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Nationwide Recall of Supplement Due to Hidden Erectile Dysfunction Drug

KTSM••Jeremy Tanner
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A supplement manufactured by a New Mexico company is being recalled after the FDA discovered it contained sildenafil, a medication used to treat erectile dysfunction. This finding raises concerns about consumer safety and the integrity of wellness products. The recall was announced in a Wednesday release, emphasizing the importance of checking supplement ingredients to avoid potential health risks. Consumers should be aware of this recall and ensure they are not using the affected product.

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