Candy Power For Man Organic Honey Recalled for Hidden Tadalafil: FDA

Eros Apothecary of Indio, California, is recalling Candy Power For Man Organic Honey after FDA laboratory testing found undeclared tadalafil, the active ingredient in Cialis. If you bought it, stop using it and dispose of what remains. This Candy Power For Man Organic Honey recall was announced on November 12, 2026.

Which Items Are Involved?

Start with the package. The honey comes in yellow and orange packaging and holds 60 individually wrapped candies. It is sold as a honey dietary supplement under the Candy Power For Man brand name.

The notice names a single production run. To check your box, turn it over and read the back panel, where the company prints these details:

• A batch number, which you can compare with the batch shown on the facts card above this article
• A manufacturing date and an expiration date
• The UPC barcode number

If all of them match the facts card, treat your box as recalled. If one differs, or the back panel is missing or unreadable, the notice does not say whether your product is covered. Contact the company before deciding what to do.

What Went Wrong?

FDA laboratory tests found tadalafil in the honey. Nothing on the product disclosed it.

Tadalafil is the drug behind Cialis, an FDA-approved prescription treatment for erectile dysfunction. According to the announcement, the approval covers use under the supervision of a licensed health care professional only.

That supervision matters because tadalafil can interact with nitrates found in some prescription medicines, nitroglycerin among them. The result can be a dangerous drop in blood pressure. The company says people with diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol or heart disease often take nitrate medicines, which puts them in the group most likely to be caught out by a hidden dose.

Areas and Consumers Impacted

Sales ran through eBay between April 27, 2026, and July 20, 2026. That is the only sales channel the notice names.

It lists no states, no other online shops and no physical retailers. It also gives no unit count. If you bought a box of this honey during that window, check it.

How to Respond to This Recall

Work through these steps in order:

• Stop using Candy Power For Man right away, and keep it away from anyone else in your home.
• Check the back panel against the facts card above.
• Dispose of any product you have left. The company asks for disposal, but the notice gives no method.
• If you have had health problems you think may be linked to the honey, contact your healthcare provider.
• Send questions about the recall to Eros Apothecary at ErosFDA@gmail.com.
• Report an adverse reaction or quality problem to the FDA’s MedWatch program online at www.fda.gov/medwatch/report.htm. You can also report by mail or fax. Get the form at www.fda.gov/MedWatch/getforms.htm or by calling 1-800-332-1088, then return it to the address on the form or fax it to 1-800-FDA-0178.

Why an Undeclared Drug in a Candy Is a Problem

In general, people who buy a supplement expect every active ingredient to be on the label. A hidden drug breaks that expectation.

Doctors advise telling them and your pharmacist about everything you take, including honey-based, herbal and sexual-wellness products. A pharmacist can check your medicines against each other, but only for ingredients that are known. Nobody can screen for an interaction with something nobody knows is in the box.

Prescription use of a drug like this normally involves a clinician who has reviewed the patient’s other medicines first. A candy sold over the internet skips that step.

Warning Signs and When to Get Help

In general, a sudden fall in blood pressure can show up as dizziness, lightheadedness, fainting or chest discomfort. Doctors advise anyone with chest pain, trouble breathing or a fainting spell to seek emergency care rather than wait it out.

Milder symptoms after eating one of these candies still deserve a call to a doctor or pharmacist. That goes double if you use a nitrate medicine. Do not stop a prescribed medicine on your own because of this recall. Ask the prescriber first.

This article cannot diagnose anything. Your own medical history is what counts.

Questions Owners Are Asking

Will I get a refund?

The notice does not specify a refund, replacement or return process. Eros Apothecary is the place to ask.

Has anyone been hurt?

The announcement does not report any illnesses or injuries linked to the honey.

Does the recall cover other Candy Power products?

The notice names Candy Power For Man Organic Honey with the batch printed on its back panel. It says nothing about other products or other batches.

Is this a Class I recall?

The notice does not assign a recall class and gives no recall number.

Regulatory Response

The FDA posted the company’s announcement as a public service and says it endorses neither the product nor the company. The notice adds that the recall is being carried out with the agency’s knowledge.