Report: MLB warns players that sexual performance enhancing drugs may contain prohibited ingredients

(CNN) — Major League Baseball reportedly has cautioned its players who over-the-counter sexual tablets may contain prohibited ingredients that would lead to unsuccessful performance enhancing drugs tests.
ESPN acquired a memo sent for the 30 clubs by the league officer.
The memo states in part thatthese products are often contaminated with banned and unsafe ingredients, ESPN reported.
CNN requested the Major League Baseball Players Association and Major League Baseball . The team said it will not make public memos into nightclubs.
The usage of over-the-counter performance enhancement tablets found at convenience stores — is more prevalent among baseball players, ESPN reported citing unnamed sources.
The US Food and Drug Administration has warned the public previously about using enhancement solutions.
Donald D. Ashley, director of the Office of Compliance at the FDAs Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, told CNN last year thatthe FDA was combating the retail sale of male enhancement drug products which are frequently called dietary supplements and that include hidden and potentially dangerous active drug components.