Health Ministry issues warning after tadalafil found in Malaysian-made candy


PETALING JAYA: The Health Ministry has issued a public health alert following reports from Singapore's Food Agency (SFA) that "Kingu Ginseng Candy", a Malaysian product, contains tadalafil, a substance used to treat erectile dysfunction.

Subsequently, the ministry has taken action to curb the sale and advertising of this product on various platforms, including Lazada.

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