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Posted February 19, 2014
Seller of Sexual Enhancement Supplements Warned For Manufacturing Violations
These violations include failure to follow written quality control procedures for the responsibilities of quality control operations and failure to prepare and follow a written master manufacturing record for each unique dietary supplement formulation.
Nite Rider, Nite Rider Super Size, Nite Rider Plus, Pro-Male Quick Fix, and Nite Tiger Max were also found to be misbranded because the labels did not provide information required by federal regulations.
Nite Rider contains saw palmetto, Maca root, ginseng, Hawthorne berry, gingko biloba, lycium fruit, damiana extract, epimedium, cinnamon bark extract, bee pollen, pumpkin seed, Schisandra berry, fennel seed, astragalus, ginger root, Tribulas terrestris, magnesium stearate, L-arginine, zinc citrate and niacin.
Nite Tiger Max contains aven sativa extract, cinnamon bark extract, Ginkgo biloba, niacin, Cornus officialis extract, zinc citrate, Poria cocos extract, St. John's wort, ginseng root extract, DHEA, horny goat weed, Asparagus racemosus extract, wild yam, yohimbe bark extract, L-tyrosine and L-histidine.
See ConsumerLab.com's Reviews of Sexual Enhancement Supplements and Saw Palmetto Supplements for tests of related products and see Reviews of Ginkgo Biloba Supplements, Ginseng Supplements, St. John's Wort Supplements and Zinc Supplements for more information about these ingredients.
To read the FDA's warning letter, use the link below.
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