What Is It?
Small sachets of honey sold online and in convenience stores, marketed with herbal claims for male performance.
Product Profile & Review
Single-serve honey packets marketed as natural; FDA has repeatedly found hidden sildenafil and tadalafil.
Also known as: Honey sachets, Enhancement honey
Small sachets of honey sold online and in convenience stores, marketed with herbal claims for male performance.
A claimed ingredient is what a label or seller states. It is not treated as confirmed.
Established
Uncertain or unverified
Any effect most likely comes from hidden prescription drugs rather than honey or herbs. Consumers therefore receive an unknown dose of a medication they did not know they were taking.
Grades run from A (strong clinical evidence) to F (unsupported or contradicted). How we grade.
No supported benefits could be identified.
Common effects
Those of hidden PDE5 inhibitors, at unknown doses.
Not FDA-approved. Products containing undeclared drugs are illegal to sell in the US.
Documented
Unconfirmed / speculative
No numerical performance score is shown because reliable performance data does not exist for this product.
Documented hidden-drug contamination with unknown doses makes these products unsafe.
These honey packets are marketed as natural, but many have been found to contain hidden ED drugs. The dose is unknown. They are particularly dangerous for people on heart medications such as nitrates.