“Kamagra jelly | Certifiedmedicine?” That “Certifiedmedicine?” question mark is back, and it feels more pertinent than ever with this description! So, Kamagra jelly is a “penile stimulant” (ooh-er!) that allows the “benefit of blood waft to the penis.” “Blood waft” – sounds rather gentle and breezy, doesn’t it? It’s a “composition of sildenafil citrate,” and it “facilitates ED guys to get erect” because ED happens when blood isn’t flowing properly. All fairly standard Sildenafil talk, if a little creatively phrased. But then comes the real whopper: “Kamagra is permitted by way of the FDA for the normal use for ED.” Permitted by the FDA?! Kamagra? The stuff that’s famously sold all over the internet from often unregulated overseas pharmacies, precisely because it’s generally not FDA approved like Viagra or legitimate generic Sildenafil is in the US? That claim sounds about as genuine as a three-dollar bill. Sildenafil Citrate as an active ingredient is FDA approved, yes, when it’s in a medication that has itself gone through the FDA’s rigorous approval process for safety, quality, and efficacy, and is prescribed by a doctor. But “Kamagra” as a specific branded product, especially the jellies and other novelties you find online? My understanding is that those are very much not FDA approved or “permitted” for normal use in places like the US. That “permitted by way of the FDA” line feels like a very sneaky, misleading bit of marketing, trying to piggyback on the reputation of legitimate Sildenafil without actually having the credentials. “Certifiedmedicine?” Indeed. I think the answer to that question, when it comes to claims of FDA permission for online Kamagra, is a resounding “highly doubtful!”
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