Source: FDA

FDA Recall: Boner Bears Chocolate syrup for Undeclared Sildenafil

Q: What hidden ingredient was found in Boner Bears Chocolate Syrup?

FDA testing detected undeclared sildenafil, the active ingredient in Viagra.

Q: Which lots of Boner Bears Chocolate Syrup are affected?

All lots sold between January 1, 2025 and February 13, 2026 are under recall.

Q: How do I identify the recalled Boner Bears Chocolate Syrup?

Look for single-dose plastic tubes labeled “Boner Bears Chocolate Syrup” with UPC 000856683570.

Q: What should I do if I already used Boner Bears Chocolate Syrup?

Discontinue use immediately and consult your healthcare provider, especially if you take nitrate medication.

Q: Can I receive a refund for Boner Bears Chocolate Syrup?

Yes. Contact Lockout Supplements by phone or email to arrange a full refund.

Q: Is Boner Bears Chocolate Syrup safe if I don’t take heart medication?

No. Undeclared sildenafil creates unpredictable health risks even for users who aren’t on nitrate drugs.

Q: How should I dispose of Boner Bears Chocolate Syrup?

Place the tubes in a sealed container and discard them with household trash or follow local drug-take-back guidelines.

Boner Bears • February 25, 2026

FDA Recall Alert: Boner Bears Chocolate Syrup Recalled for Undeclared Sildenafil

Lockout Supplements has issued a voluntary nationwide recall of every lot of Boner Bears Chocolate Syrup after FDA testing confirmed the presence of undeclared sildenafil—the prescription drug found in Viagra. Anyone who purchased this sexual-enhancement syrup should stop using it immediately, verify the UPC, and return or discard the product.

Why Boner Bears Chocolate Syrup Was Recalled

Sildenafil can dangerously lower blood pressure, particularly in people who take nitrate medications for heart disease, diabetes, high cholesterol, or hypertension. Because the drug was not listed on the product label, consumers and health-care providers could not anticipate the risk, increasing the chance of severe drug interactions.

Affected Product Details

Brand / Product: Boner Bears Chocolate Syrup (single-dose plastic tubes)
UPC: 000856683570
Lot Range: All lots distributed between 01/01/2025 – 02/13/2026
Distribution: Nationwide sales via lockoutsupplements.com

Immediate Actions for Consumers

Stop using the syrup right away—do not finish any remaining doses.
Return the product to the place of purchase or dispose of it safely.
Request a full refund directly from Lockout Supplements.
Contact your healthcare provider if you have taken the product or notice side effects.
Report adverse reactions to the FDA MedWatch program.

Company Contact for the Recall

Phone: 972-548-1988 (Mon–Fri, 9 AM–4 PM CST)
Email: glenn@lockoutforums.com

Sources

FDA Recall Announcement

Official Images From the Recall

Boner Bears Chocolate Syrup single-dose tube — Source: FDA

FAQ: Boner Bears Chocolate Syrup Recall

1. What hidden ingredient was found in Boner Bears Chocolate Syrup?

Lab tests detected undeclared sildenafil, the active pharmaceutical ingredient in Viagra.

2. Which lots of Boner Bears Chocolate Syrup are affected?

Every lot sold between January 1, 2025 and February 13, 2026 is included in the recall.

3. How do I identify the recalled Boner Bears Chocolate Syrup?

Check for single-dose plastic tubes labeled “Boner Bears Chocolate Syrup” with UPC 000856683570.

4. What should I do if I already used Boner Bears Chocolate Syrup?

Stop using it immediately and contact your healthcare provider, especially if you take nitrates or experience side effects.

5. Can I receive a refund for Boner Bears Chocolate Syrup?

Yes. Lockout Supplements is offering full refunds; call or email the company to arrange a return.

6. Is Boner Bears Chocolate Syrup safe if I don’t take heart medication?

No. Because the amount of sildenafil is unregulated and undeclared, the product poses unpredictable health risks for all users.

7. How should I dispose of Boner Bears Chocolate Syrup?

Place the unopened or partially used tubes in a sealed container and discard them with household trash, or follow your local drug-take-back guidelines.