FDA finds Viagra and Cialis in honey products being sold across the US

• Some honey and honey-based products contain drugs.

• The company didn't list the drugs that can be dangerous if mixed with other drugs.

• The companies that got warnings from the FDA were US Royal honey and MKS enterprise.

Men's ED medication may be in your honey.

Four companies were warned by the FDA after lab testing showed their honey and honey-based products contained drugs used to treat ED.

The prescription drugs Viagra and Cialis are supposed to be taken by a doctor. The FDA said that the drugs can become dangerous if they are combined with other drugs.

There are four companies that received warnings. The company claims that infused honey can boost "vitality and stamina."

The FDA didn't list the exact products that contained the ED medication, but they included honey, supplements, and drugs that weren't approved for use in the US.

There are some companies that claim honey and honey-based products can promote sexual enhancement. The FDA says consumers may have purchased these products in retail stores.

The FDA is cracking down on unlisted ingredients in supplements. The agency recently told consumers not to buy popular arthritis supplements that contain unlisted drugs.

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