Singapore bans Malaysian-made coffee containing erectile dysfunction drug


PETALING JAYA: The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) had banned a Malaysian-made instant coffee mix called "Kopi Penumbuk" containing tadalafil, a potent prescription medicine used to treat erectile dysfunction.

SFA said the product was marketed on e-commerce platforms claiming it can enhance male sexual performance.

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