Mon Feb 27, 2012 11:49am EST

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Regeneca Inc. is voluntarily recalling its single-capsule RegenErect dietary supplement because it contains an unlisted product used to correct male erectile dysfunction, the Irvine, California, company said.

The capsules contain tadalafil, making them unapproved new drugs, and tadalafil is not listed in the label, the company said in a Friday statement carried on the Food and Drug Administration website.

Tadalafil is used as a treatment for male erectile dysfunction. It may interact with nitrates found in some prescription drugs, such as nitroglycerin, and may lower blood pressure to dangerous levels, the statement said.

Regeneca has distributed RegenErect via Internet sales and as samples at public events.

The company did not say if there had been any reports of adverse reactions.

Not a big surprise.

I've said it before in another Regeneca thread - without an active prescription ingredient or analogue, you may as well be popping a cherry pez for all the actual results you're going to get.

There's a reason those companies patented and made millions from their erectile dysfunction drugs: No chinese herbal concoctions actually work.

Is Adam Gilmer still involved with this company?

Why is the press release from Ethos Environmental and not Regeneca?

What ever happened with this? I saw at least two FDA warnings and/or recalls.

Did the company just drop the product line?

Yes, they are focusing mostly on RegeneSlim but they have now also RegeneBoost - health booster, RegeneBlend - antioxidant drink and RegeneDerm - for skin care which are great as well.