FDA Action On Sexual Supplements Should Spur Better Self-Policing – UNPA
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
The proliferation of erectile dysfunction "dietary supplements" adulterated with prescription drugs should lead the supplement industry to sharpen its capabilities to keep these illegal products off the market, United Natural Products Alliance President Loren Israelsen says
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