Irish medicine watchdog reduces online sales of sex-enhancing drugs

EFFORTS to combat illegal sales of sex-enhancing drugs, steroids and other drugs online have been escalated this year — with much success.

Irish medicine watchdog reduces online sales of sex-enhancing drugs
Sat, 04 Aug, 2007 - 01:00
Juno McEnroe

Ireland’s medicine watchdog has contacted internet service providers of up to 80 websites in a bid to thwart the dangerous online sales of unregulated drugs.

Irish Medicine Board (IMB) chairman Pat O’Mahony described how the interception of illegal drug traffic, particularly sex-enhancing drugs, was being stepped up.

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