‘Superman’ drug mix lands two in court

A drug mixture dubbed ‘the superman’ which combined Viagra and Cialis has landed two New Jersians in court.

Brian Parker and Michelle Pfeiffer, both in their twenties, face charges of conspiracy and fraud relating to the manufacturing and marketing of the combination. If convicted, they could face lengthy jail terms of 42 years or fines totalling up to $3.75 million according to news sources.

The young duo are also accused of selling counterfeit erectile dysfunction medications to unsuspecting customers who became aware of their services through the internet.

They formulated the ‘treaments’ in Mr Parker’s basement without a license to manufacture drugs.

In their legitimate formations, Viagra and Cialis are both highly effective drugs for the treatment of erectile dysfunction or impotence.

However, both of these medications work through different mechanisms. The active ingredient of Viagra is sildenafil, while Cialis works because of tadalafil. When the drugs are mixed together, this combination could potentially cause health problems.

Doctors say the combination of any prescription drugs is extremely risky. Counterfeit drugs can also be dangerous; they may contain too much, or too little, of a particular ingredient, or contain undeclared dangerous ingredients. Only genuine and branded Viagra, Cialis and Levitra are proven to be effective against impotence. Speak to your health care provider for more information regarding these treatments.