Buriram Health Officials Warn Men: Online Male Enhancement Products Could Be Deadly Without Proper Documentation
Buriram health officials warn against buying male enhancement supplements online without proper documentation, citing health risks and ineffectiveness. The provincial health office is using radio campaigns to educate consumers and direct th
The Buriram Provincial Health Office is concerned about online purchases of male enhancement supplements, noting that some products not only fail to deliver results but may also pose serious health risks. Officials advise consumers to research before buying and offer guidance through public health channels. On April 28, 2026, Dr. Yutthana Suriya, Provincial Health Officer of Buriram, announced this warning following a media seminar with provincial radio stations, emphasizing the need for media outlets to educate the public about proper health care and raise awareness about seasonal epidemics. The health office is warning consumers about purchasing supplements sold online, particularly male enhancement products, which are now abundant in the market. Many claim to cure all diseases, feature exaggerated advertising, and lack Thai-language labels—creating serious consumer risks. People spend money on these products expecting benefits but receive nothing or sometimes suffer bodily harm instead. To address this issue, the provincial health office is using radio broadcasts throughout Buriram to discourage online purchases and direct people to seek verified information through the provincial health office website.
