Illegal erectile dysfunction drug seized in UK

02 December, 2005

Illegal erectile dysfunction (ED) drug worth around £25,000 has been seized in a house raid by the Cleveland Police and officers from a Government drug agency in the Seaton Carew area of town, and recovered 5,000 tablets of Kamagra - a generic version of Viagra which is unlicensed in the UK.

Computer equipment was also seized in the raid, which follows an investigation by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA). MHRA officers had discovered that medication was being sold from the Hartlepool house via the internet after tracing the source of the drug from a website. Officers from the MHRA warn that Kamagra could affect people with heart problems if taken without medical supervision.

They also said that suppliers regularly place other ingredients in the tablets.

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