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Black Thai Honey

Also Known As:

Black Tie Honey

Thai-marketed sexual enhancement honey. Most recent FDA warning in 2025.

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⚠ Health Risk Warning

Contains multiple undeclared pharmaceutical ingredients. Diclofenac is an NSAID that can cause cardiovascular and gastrointestinal risks.

Current status

FDA-confirmed in HoneyPackFinder normalized alert data

This status is driven by the normalized FDA alert layer. Packaging, seller claims, or brand spelling cannot prove a batch is safe.

Black Thai Honey product packaging

Product packaging

Quick Facts

Manufacturer

Unknown

Undeclared Drugs Found

Sildenafil, Tadalafil, Diclofenac

Direct answer

Black Thai Honey (also seen as Black Tie Honey) is a Thai-marketed enhancement honey sold at smoke shops, gas stations, and online. In October 2025 FDA warned that it contains sildenafil, tadalafil, and diclofenac not listed on the label — the first honey pack flagged with a hidden NSAID.

What is Black Thai Honey?

Black Thai Honey is a Thai-marketed sexual-enhancement honey sold in single-serving sachets at smoke shops and gas stations, also appearing under the Black Tie Honey spelling. Its direct-to-consumer storefront markets 20g 'Honeypacks Gold' sachets and larger 25g resealable 'Pro Max' pouches, describing the contents only as manuka honey with unspecified 'herbs and botanicals'. FDA testing tells a different story — see below.

What did FDA find in Black Thai Honey?

On October 17, 2025 FDA published a public notification that Black Thai Honey contains sildenafil, tadalafil, and diclofenac — none listed on the product label. Diclofenac is an NSAID with cardiovascular and gastrointestinal risks, and this was the first honey pack found combining PDE5 inhibitors with an NSAID. See the FDA enforcement timeline and the side effects guide.

Are Black Thai Honey reviews trustworthy?

Seller pages claim over 106,000 customers and effects lasting 'up to 24 hours' for the Gold sachets or 'up to 36 hours' for the Pro Max pouches — those are marketing claims. HoneyPackFinder reports them beside the lab record: FDA found undeclared sildenafil, tadalafil, and diclofenac in the product, which is the most likely explanation for strong reported effects. The brand does not publish lab certificates for its honey products and does not disclose the specific 'herbs and botanicals' inside — a recurring red flag in this category. HoneyPackFinder does not endorse this product.

What Black Thai Honey packs are sold?

Seller listings show two formats: boxes of ten 20g sachets (listed at $65, about $6.50 per sachet) and five-count boxes of 25g resealable pouches (listed at $65, about $13 per pouch). Smoke shop and gas station single-sachet prices vary by store — see the honey pack price tracker.

Where is Black Thai Honey sold?

Tracked channels are smoke shops and gas stations, plus the brand's own website and marketplace listings. Use the honey pack store finder to check tracked stores near you, and review the full brand database for how this record compares to other flagged brands.

FDA Enforcement Timeline

Public Notification October 17, 2025

Contains sildenafil, tadalafil and diclofenac not listed on the product label

View Official FDA Notice →

What This Means

• This product has been subject to FDA enforcement action for containing undeclared pharmaceutical drugs

• Despite warnings/recalls, this product may still be available at retail locations

• Consuming this product carries serious health risks, especially for people taking nitrate medications

• There are safer, FDA-approved alternatives available through healthcare providers

Variant Alert Table

Variant Status Ingredient Action Date UPC / Lot
Black Thai Honey FDA lab-confirmed Sildenafil, Tadalafil, Diclofenac 2025-10-17 not published in source
Black Tie Honey FDA lab-confirmed Sildenafil, Tadalafil, Diclofenac 2025-10-17 not published in source

Known

  • • FDA source URLs and action dates listed in the source ledger.
  • • Published undeclared ingredients for matched variants.
  • • UPC, lot, and expiration fields only where the source published them.

Unknown

  • • Current formula, current stock, dose, or batch variability.
  • • Whether untested variants are free of undeclared drugs.
  • • Whether a package image or seller claim proves authenticity or safety.

Claim support

Black Thai Honey Source Ledger

2 sources

Source Type Checked / Current Supports
Public Notification

https://www.fda.gov/drugs/medication-health-fraud-notifications/black-thai-honey-may-be-harmful-due-hidden-drug-ingredient

FDA public notification 2026-04-16 timeline entry: Black Thai Honey
Public Notification

https://www.fda.gov/drugs/medication-health-fraud-notifications/black-thai-honey-may-be-harmful-due-hidden-drug-ingredient

FDA public notification 2026-04-16 timeline entry: Black Tie Honey

Where It's Found

Typical Retail Channels

Smoke shops

Gas stations

Online Presence

Various unauthorized sellers

Harm Reduction Guidance

If you already bought or consumed this product, use the source record and safety pages to reduce uncertainty:

  • • Do NOT use if you take nitrate medications (nitroglycerin, isosorbide)
  • • Do NOT use if you have heart disease, high blood pressure, or diabetes
  • • Do NOT combine with alcohol or other substances
  • • Seek immediate medical attention if you experience chest pain, severe headache, or vision changes
  • • Tell emergency responders you consumed this product if seeking medical care

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