Sex enhancement drugs seized by ICA at Tuas checkpoint
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A Malaysia-registered car had tried to smuggle 60 metal tins of the illegal sexual enhancement drugs, labelled as Candy B+ Complex, into Singapore.
PHOTO: FACEBOOK/IMMIGRATION AND CHECKPOINTS AUTHORITY
Tee Zhuo
SINGAPORE - Illegal sexual enhancement drugs were seized by the authorities at Tuas Checkpoint last Saturday (Aug 18).
In a Facebook post on Tuesday, the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) said a Malaysia-registered car had tried to smuggle 60 metal tins of the tablets into Singapore.
The tins were labelled as Candy B+ Complex, and were wrapped in plastic bags and hidden in clothes.
Details for Candy B+ Complex posted by a user of a local e-commerce site state that the product, targeted at men, is made using natural ingredients and "greatly enhances sexual satisfaction".
Both the driver, a 23-year-old man, and his 22-year-old male passenger are Malaysian, ICA said.
The case has been referred to the Health Sciences Authority.
"This method of concealment is a cause for concern as similar methods may be used by people with ill intent to smuggle... items into Singapore," it added.
