Candy Power Honey and 10 Day Forecast Recalled: Hidden Tadalafil, Sildenafil and Acetaminophen

Candy Power and 10 Day Forecast Recall at a Glance

Details are from the company recall notices posted by the FDA on November 12, 2026. Neither company reported adverse events in its notice; Game Changer Products said it had received none.

From FDA Warning to Recall: What Happened

Neither recall came out of nowhere. The FDA had already told consumers not to buy either product after its own lab testing:

• September 25, 2026: the FDA warned that Candy Power For Man contains tadalafil not listed on the label, and that it was sold on eBay and possibly in retail stores.
• October 15, 2026: the FDA warned that 10 Day Forecast contains sildenafil and acetaminophen not listed on the label.
• November 12, 2026: both companies announced consumer-level recalls, which the FDA posted the same day.

The Game Changer notice says sales ran from at least October 2021 until October 17, 2026, two days after the FDA warning. That means people may have years-old cards of 10 Day Forecast in a drawer or a car. The Candy Power recall covers one batch, but if you have any Candy Power For Man honey and cannot read the batch, treat it as suspect: the FDA’s September warning was about the product itself, not one lot.

The Hidden Drug vs the Real Prescription

Sildenafil and tadalafil are legitimate, FDA-approved prescription drugs for erectile dysfunction. The difference is that a prescriber checks your heart health and your other medicines first, and the dose on the label is the dose in the pill. In a tainted product, you get neither.

Why the Nitrate Interaction Is the Big One

Nitrates are heart medicines, most often prescribed for chest pain (angina). Examples include nitroglycerin, isosorbide mononitrate and isosorbide dinitrate. MedlinePlus tells patients to let their doctor know if they take nitrates before using sildenafil, and if they are taking or have recently taken nitrates or riociguat (Adempas) before using tadalafil. Both drugs widen blood vessels, and combined with a nitrate the effect can stack.

The FDA’s wording in both warnings is blunt: the hidden drug “may lower blood pressure to dangerous levels,” which is “especially concerning for people with diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol or heart disease, who commonly take nitrate-containing medications.” The Game Changer notice adds that men who use nitrates for heart conditions are the most at risk. That overlap is the core problem: the people most likely to have erectile dysfunction are often the same people on heart medicines.

One more practical point: emergency staff give nitroglycerin for chest pain. If you have taken either product and then need emergency care for chest pain, tell the team what you took, even if the label says it is “just honey” or a herbal supplement.

The Acetaminophen Twist in 10 Day Forecast

Acetaminophen in a sexual-enhancement capsule is unusual, and it creates a separate risk. Acetaminophen is in hundreds of products, including Tylenol, many cold and flu medicines and some prescription pain pills. The FDA says adults should not take more than 4,000 mg in 24 hours from all sources, and that taking too much can cause liver failure and death. MedlinePlus adds that people who have three or more alcoholic drinks a day should not take acetaminophen without talking to a doctor.

Because 10 Day Forecast never listed acetaminophen, there was no way to count it toward that daily limit. The FDA’s October warning also notes that liver damage symptoms “may not show for several days, even when the damage is severe.” If you used 10 Day Forecast alongside other acetaminophen products or heavy drinking, mention it to your doctor even if you feel fine.

“Sexual Enhancement Honey” Is a Repeat Offender

Candy Power is not an outlier. On the same day as its warning, September 25, 2026, the FDA also warned that Miracle Power of King Kong Honey contained hidden tadalafil. The FDA keeps a running list of sexual enhancement and energy product notifications, and honey sachets, chewables and capsules sold online show up on it again and again. The agency also notes that it cannot test every product marketed as a supplement, so a product missing from the list is not proof that it is clean.

Red flags that a “natural” enhancement product may be spiked:

• It is promoted for sexual enhancement and promises fast, drug-like results from an “all natural” product. The FDA notes that tainted products are typically promoted for sexual enhancement, weight loss, pain relief or bodybuilding and are often represented as all natural.
• It comes as single-serve honey packets, candies or one- or two-capsule cards, like both products recalled here.
• It is sold mainly through online marketplaces such as eBay, where both of these products were sold.
• The ingredient list is vague (“herbal blend,” “royal honey”) and names no clinical dose of anything.

You can search any product name in the FDA’s Health Fraud Product Database before buying.

What to Do If You Have Either Product

1. Stop using it. Both companies say to stop and throw away any unused product safely.
2. Check the codes. Candy Power: batch 241020 and UPC 5285002251390 on the back panel. 10 Day Forecast: UPC 191645852717; every lot is included.
3. Dispose of it safely. Keep it away from children and pets, who could mistake honey sachets or candies for a treat.
4. Questions about the recall: Eros Apothecary at ErosFDA@gmail.com; Game Changer Products at 813-419-7033 or mail@gamechangerproductsllc.com (weekdays, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ET).
5. Report problems. Side effects can be reported to the FDA’s MedWatch program online or by calling 1-800-332-1088.

Who Should Choose What Instead

• If you want help with erectile dysfunction: see a clinician. FDA-approved sildenafil and tadalafil, including generics, are available by prescription, and the visit doubles as a check for heart disease, diabetes and blood pressure, which are common causes.
• If you take nitrates or riociguat: do not use any ED drug, hidden or prescribed, unless your cardiologist has cleared it. Ask about alternatives.
• If you take alpha blockers (for prostate symptoms or blood pressure, such as tamsulosin or doxazosin): MedlinePlus lists these as medicines to mention before tadalafil, so dosing needs a prescriber.
• If you prefer supplements: buy products from established brands with third-party testing seals, and be skeptical of anything promising an instant effect. No supplement is FDA-approved to treat erectile dysfunction.

When to Talk to Your Doctor or Pharmacist

Call 911 or get emergency care if, after taking either product, you have chest pain, fainting, severe dizziness, or an erection lasting more than four hours. Talk to your doctor soon if you:

• Take nitrates, riociguat, alpha blockers or blood pressure medicines and have used either product.
• Have heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure or high cholesterol.
• Used 10 Day Forecast while also taking other acetaminophen products or drinking heavily, or notice nausea, belly pain, dark urine or yellowing of the skin or eyes.
• Want a safe, prescribed treatment for erectile dysfunction.

Frequently Asked Questions

Sources

• FDA-posted recall: Game Changer Products, 10 Day Forecast Capsules (Nov 12, 2026)
• FDA-posted recall: Eros Apothecary, Candy Power For Man Organic Honey (Nov 12, 2026)
• FDA: Candy Power For Man may be harmful due to hidden ingredient (Sep 25, 2026)
• FDA: 10 Day Forecast may be harmful due to hidden ingredients (Oct 15, 2026)
• FDA: Miracle Power of King Kong Honey may be harmful due to hidden ingredient (Sep 25, 2026)
• FDA: Sexual Enhancement and Energy Product Notifications
• FDA: Health Fraud Product Database
• FDA: Acetaminophen Information
• MedlinePlus: Sildenafil
• MedlinePlus: Tadalafil
• MedlinePlus: Acetaminophen
• FDA: MedWatch Safety Information and Adverse Event Reporting Program

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