Jordanian Food, Drug Administration warns of supplement with undisclosed substance

The Jordan Food and Drug Administration (JFDA) has issued a warning against the use of the dietary supplement "KINGDOM ROYAL HONEY GOLD VIP." Random samples of the supplement were found to be counterfeit and contain an undisclosed drug substance (Tadalafil), which requires medical supervision, according to the JFDA’s statement.

In a statement received by “Roya,” the JFDA has advised users of the above supplement to immediately stop using it. It has also instructed commercial establishments to cease its sale and to withhold available quantities pending the completion of stringent regulatory and legal procedures initiated by the JFDA, including the withdrawal of the entire circulating quantity in coordination with the distributor.

The Administration seized samples of the supplement as part of a proactive regulatory campaign overseeing dietary supplements in the Jordanian market to ensure their safety.