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The copies of the bestselling drugs were found on December 18 during a search at the French capital’s main air hub at Roissy, in a freight cargo on its way to Brazil from India.
“Branded Powergra and Erectalis, each box contained, in fact, four tablets in the characteristic shape and color of Viagra or Cialis pills,” Budget Minister Eric Woerth’s office, which is also in charge of customs, said in a statement.
The phony pills have snazzier names than the real deal.
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But did the pills contain 20mg of tadalafil?
#1. I expect that a French Customs official is finding this out.
Should be some stiff penalties for the perps.
Are they cheap and do they work?
Are they really counterfeit, if they have different names, or are they just “knock-offs”?
Stupid story.
Dammit! not again!
#4 – JPV
Yep, they work. Only side effect is that you’ll grow breast and start speaking like Michael Jackson.
It’s like putting a flagpole on a condemned building.
In the USA, legitimate companies here are selling worthless herbals to men with limp penises and getting away with it.
I plan to sell an anti-impotence cream on the market soon. Its just lotion but if rubbed on the penis by an 18-year old highschool cheerleader it has 100% effacacy.