Qatar bans two Chinese medicines due to health risks
The Supreme Council of Health (SCH) has warned the public against the use of Slim Patch and Male Energizer due to potential health hazards.
The two medicines are not registered in Qatar and is banned in the country, the Pharmacy and Drug Control Department at SCH said pn Tuesday.
The medicines are manufactured by the Chinese company Harbin Tiandiren Medical Science and Technology.
Slim Patch contains doxepin, an anti-depression substance while Male Energizer contains Sildanafeil, a Viagra ingredient. Both can cause health risks and can be used only under medical supervision, said the statement. [The Peninsula]
@brite: how he got that bald pate, through chinese medication as well? :)
lolz...sure its not a potion?
Good move.. Too many untested products on the market.
@knor: Rizks swears by a mixture of ginseng, ant droppings and mixture of ju-ju roots and honey. He says it brings a shine to his bald pate.
never trust Chinese medicines....you never know where it came from.