Are South Korean bars illegally handing out Viagra? Sewage data suggests so – South China Morning Post
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The concentration of Viagra and other drugs used to treat erectile dysfunction in Seoul’s waste water is so high that sewage treatment plants may be unable to adequately filter them out, experts in South Korea have warned.There is a hefty upswing in the presence of the chemicals used in the drugs – Phosphodiesterase-5 inhibitors (PDE-5i) – on Friday nights, Saturday mornings and in treatment facilities downstream of the Gangnam area, which is home to night clubs, bars and red-light businesses,…Read More
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