FDA warns of electronic cigarettes for men containing Viagra

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has warned of electronic cigarettes containing drugs for the treatment of erectile dysfunction in men, Viagra, and promoted by a well-known Chinese society.

The Food and Drug Administration has sent an alert message to the Chinese company HelloCig Electronic Tech for the sale of two electronic cigarettes containing drugs for the treatment of erectile dysfunction.

They are now going directly to consumers who buy products online.

The FDA pointed out that no inhalation had been approved as no risk study had been conducted, officials said, making the process illegal.

The US body warns users that effective ingredients for erectile dysfunction "tadalafil" and "sildenafil" can lead to severe hypertension.

The scientists said: "These drugs approved by the Food and Drug Administration have not been approved for inclusion in liquid electronic products sold, and then sold illegally."

Dr. Primal Patel, urologist at the University of Miami, warned that it was of major concern because heart medications are common in men with erectile dysfunction .