Moroccan beekeepers warn against fake "sexual enhancers" products

Moroccan beekeepers warn against fake "sexual enhancers" products
Monday 17 March 2025 - 15:02

Beekeepers in Morocco have issued a warning to consumers about purchasing “sexual enhancers” sold under the name of beehive products, after the seizure of a store selling “sexually stimulating honey” by market surveillance authorities in Meknes.

According to a statement from the Moroccan Beekeepers’ Association issued on Sunday, these products, which are also sold online under various brand names, contain mixtures that have no connection to actual beehive products. 

The association specifically warned against a product called “A.F.”, marketed as a honey-based sexual enhancer. 

The packaging of this product lists a patent number, a commercial registration, and a tax identification number, but no confirmation of the product’s validity or authenticity.

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