Health authorities in the U.S. Virgin Islands are pulling an herbal impotency pill from convenience store shelves because it contains an ingredient that must be prescribed by a physician.
Eugene Tull of the islands' health department found that the VIM-25 supplement contains tadalafil, an active ingredient for erectile dysfunction in the drug Cialis.
In a Sunday statement, Health Commissioner Julia Sheen is urging residents to throw out the pills, which are purple and have the words "male enhancement" and "herbal supplement" written on its package.
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