Shangai Products Recall & Lawyer

Shangai Products: FDA Warning Issued.

In recent years, two health-related issues have gained a high degree of prominence based on both a legitimate health concern nationwide and an effort to advance consumers' lifestyles. These two issues are weight control and loss and erectile dysfunction. Many companies have promoted their products and efforts to help alleviate both concerns, and due to basic chemistry, there are substances that can be used to treat both problems.

However, given the fact that billions of dollars are spent on these problems every year by those who suffer from either or both problems, the logical result of this extreme level of demand is that innumerable companies have manufactured and marketed their products that may not be legitimate or safe. As a result, the FDA has been cracking down on those companies they see as potentially problematic.

One of the latest companies to come under intense FDA scrutiny is known as Shangai Xinhua EGM Co., Ltd. The company is based in China, a country which has been responsible for several dangerous products being released onto the marketplace in several industries. As a result, it appears that the FDA is paying closer attention to any marketing effort for 'health' products that originate in that controversial country.

Shangai has released several products recently that the FDA has warned consumers on its Web site not to buy or use because of the potential for serious problems to arise in those who use them.

These products are: Super Shangai, Strong Testis, Shangai Ultra, Shangai Ultra X, Lady Shangai, and Shangai Regular, also marketed as Shangai Chaojimengnan.

Although the exact reasons for the FDA warnings are not specific to a certain ingredient per se, the government is deeply concerned that these products, marketed generally in pill form and sold over the counter, contain what the FDA calls 'undeclared agents' that by nature require FDA approval before these products can be sold.

These products have not been approved by the FDA, which is why the agency is issuing this warning aside from the obvious potential for serious problems to arise in those who use them. If you are using any of these products, heed the FDA warnings and stop doing so immediately. You should also contact your doctor for a medical evaluation and then contact a defective products attorney as soon as possible to schedule an initial consultation, as you may have rights and legal options that need to be enforced.

 

Contact a Defective Products Attorney

If you discover that you have suffered injuries as a result of using these products, you owe it to yourself and those you love to contact a defective products attorney to schedule an initial consultation. During this consultation, you and your attorney will be able to discuss the particulars of your situation, determine what, if any liability could attach to the company and how you should proceed towards holding this company accountable for your injuries.

Dealing with a company such as this one can be complicated based on several factors, including geography and jurisdictional issues, so contact a defective products attorney today to schedule that initial consultation.

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