Man Charged And Forced To Undertake 250 Hours` Community Service For Selling Cialis

Date:14th January 2008

As soon as undercover agents from Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) found out that a man Mohammed Azim Dad was trading in the erectile dysfunction medicine Cialis and other anti-impotency drugs such as Viagra and Levitra over the internet, he was indicted under the Trade Marks Act 1994 and sentenced to carry out community service for a 250 hours time period.

Sources make it apparent that Mohammed Azim Dad hails from 116 Chippenham Lane, Slough and the prescription based erectile dysfunction drugs including Cialis and others traded by him over the internet didn’t contain active ingredients in sufficient quantity for which he was later charged and sentenced.

Furthermore, when MHRA questioned him, the accused Mohammed Azim Dad confessed of purchasing Cialis as well as Viagra from China and selling them off at a price of £4.00 on eBay.

Source: http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/