Popular AM Radio Talk Show Host Rush Limbaugh was recently detained by Customs Officials at Palm Beach Airport while allegedly in possessing "inappropriately or illegally" labeled Viagra tablets.
July 26, 2006 (Press Release) --
West Palm Beach, FL (PRWEB) July 1, 2006 -- Forget the little blue pills. Fly with Kong.
What's not to like about, Rush Hudson Limbaugh III? Rush has risen above obscure beginnings in Cape Girardea, MO to build a fiercely loyal talk radio audience of an estimated 20 million listeners.
As with most success stories, Rush has not achieved success without controversy and Rush Limbaugh is making headlines again. This time for a not so uncommon reason.
Rush was detained for a problem that could affect thousands of travelers who prefer confidentiality and simplicity when they travel.
As described in national news releases, Rush Limbaugh recently returned on his personal jet from a trip to the Dominican Republic and Customs Officers at Palm Beach International Airport detained Mr. Limbaugh and confiscated a bottle of Viagra pills found on board that were allegedly inappropriately labeled in the name of a third party Doctor.
Traveling with prescription drugs of any kind carries attendant risks that can be avoided by carrying herbal dietary supplements instead.
Kong, Kong Black Voodoo and Kong Redhorn are herbal male enhancement dietary supplements that are not drugs and therefore do not require the formality of a Doctor's prescription.
Traveling with non-prescription dietary supplements can be easier and less complicated than traveling with prescription medications in many situations.
For example, if Rush Limbaugh had been carrying a bottle of KONG rather than an allegedly inappropriately labeled bottle of Viagra, its a safe bet that his recent issue with Customs Officials at Palm Beach International Airport could have been avoided.
It is also a safe bet that the Dominican trip would have been every bit as "successful" with Kong, Kong Black Voodoo and Kong Red Horn capsules on board instead of the little blue pills confiscated by Customs Officers as prescription items.
This Fourth of July weekend is a traditional travel boomtime.
In an effort to assist travelers, KMS, the producers of Kong products has made available a 4th of July Special at the link below:
http://www.1shoppingcart.com/app/netcart.asp?setCookie=TRUE&MerchantID=1032&ProductID=3082354
Additional detailed information on Kong products are available at:
http://www.getKong.com
http://www.kongblackvoodoo.com
http://www.kongredhorn.com
The above herbal dietary supplement preparations contain potent natural ingredients including but not limited to catuaba bark, muira puama, maca, ashwaganda root and damiana leaf.
KONG products have been available for years and are used by thousands of happy users over and over again, in virtually every state and most countries worldwide.
Prescription medications are great and Viagra, one of the World's most prescribed medications, is many times necessary according to a Doctor's prescription but as Mr. Limbaugh found out recently, sometimes it can be simpler and more convenient to travel with a dietary supplement like Kong and circumvent the issues attendant to prescription medications.
Be safe. Travel with Kong.
Below is a summary of events leading to the recent Brouhaha involving Rush Limbaugh and a bottle of little blue pills:
Radio Talk Show Host, Rush Limbaugh, 55, was detained for more than three hours at Palm Beach International Airport after he returned on his private jet from a vacation in the Dominican Republic. Airport Customs officers found Viagra in his bag, but Rush's name wasn't on the prescription, Palm Beach County sheriff's spokesman Paul Miller said.
Limbaugh's lawyer, Roy Black, said the prescription was written in Limbaugh's doctor's name "for privacy purposes." Mr. Limbaugh was released without being charged and investigators confiscated the Viagra, which treats erectile dysfunction.
Rush joked about the search on his radio show, saying Airport Customs Officials didn't believe him when he said he got the pills at the Clinton Library and he was told they were blue M&Ms. He later added, chuckling: "I had a great time in the Dominican Republic. Wish I could tell you about it."
It is generally not illegal under Florida law for a physician to prescribe medication in a third party's name if all parties are aware and the doctor documents it correctly, said Mike Edmondson, a spokesman for the state attorney in Palm Beach County.
"These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These dietary supplement products are not intended to diagnose, cure, treat or prevent any disease."
Rush Limbaugh has no affiliation with Kong products.
KONG is the Official Sponsor of the 2007 Real Radio / WZZR.com Bikini Calendar competition.
What's not to like about, Rush Hudson Limbaugh III? Rush has risen above obscure beginnings in Cape Girardea, MO to build a fiercely loyal talk radio audience of an estimated 20 million listeners.
As with most success stories, Rush has not achieved success without controversy and Rush Limbaugh is making headlines again. This time for a not so uncommon reason.
Rush was detained for a problem that could affect thousands of travelers who prefer confidentiality and simplicity when they travel.
As described in national news releases, Rush Limbaugh recently returned on his personal jet from a trip to the Dominican Republic and Customs Officers at Palm Beach International Airport detained Mr. Limbaugh and confiscated a bottle of Viagra pills found on board that were allegedly inappropriately labeled in the name of a third party Doctor.
Traveling with prescription drugs of any kind carries attendant risks that can be avoided by carrying herbal dietary supplements instead.
Kong, Kong Black Voodoo and Kong Redhorn are herbal male enhancement dietary supplements that are not drugs and therefore do not require the formality of a Doctor's prescription.
Traveling with non-prescription dietary supplements can be easier and less complicated than traveling with prescription medications in many situations.
For example, if Rush Limbaugh had been carrying a bottle of KONG rather than an allegedly inappropriately labeled bottle of Viagra, its a safe bet that his recent issue with Customs Officials at Palm Beach International Airport could have been avoided.
It is also a safe bet that the Dominican trip would have been every bit as "successful" with Kong, Kong Black Voodoo and Kong Red Horn capsules on board instead of the little blue pills confiscated by Customs Officers as prescription items.
This Fourth of July weekend is a traditional travel boomtime.
In an effort to assist travelers, KMS, the producers of Kong products has made available a 4th of July Special at the link below:
http://www.1shoppingcart.com/app/netcart.asp?setCookie=TRUE&MerchantID=1032&ProductID=3082354
Additional detailed information on Kong products are available at:
http://www.getKong.com
http://www.kongblackvoodoo.com
http://www.kongredhorn.com
The above herbal dietary supplement preparations contain potent natural ingredients including but not limited to catuaba bark, muira puama, maca, ashwaganda root and damiana leaf.
KONG products have been available for years and are used by thousands of happy users over and over again, in virtually every state and most countries worldwide.
Prescription medications are great and Viagra, one of the World's most prescribed medications, is many times necessary according to a Doctor's prescription but as Mr. Limbaugh found out recently, sometimes it can be simpler and more convenient to travel with a dietary supplement like Kong and circumvent the issues attendant to prescription medications.
Be safe. Travel with Kong.
Below is a summary of events leading to the recent Brouhaha involving Rush Limbaugh and a bottle of little blue pills:
Radio Talk Show Host, Rush Limbaugh, 55, was detained for more than three hours at Palm Beach International Airport after he returned on his private jet from a vacation in the Dominican Republic. Airport Customs officers found Viagra in his bag, but Rush's name wasn't on the prescription, Palm Beach County sheriff's spokesman Paul Miller said.
Limbaugh's lawyer, Roy Black, said the prescription was written in Limbaugh's doctor's name "for privacy purposes." Mr. Limbaugh was released without being charged and investigators confiscated the Viagra, which treats erectile dysfunction.
Rush joked about the search on his radio show, saying Airport Customs Officials didn't believe him when he said he got the pills at the Clinton Library and he was told they were blue M&Ms. He later added, chuckling: "I had a great time in the Dominican Republic. Wish I could tell you about it."
It is generally not illegal under Florida law for a physician to prescribe medication in a third party's name if all parties are aware and the doctor documents it correctly, said Mike Edmondson, a spokesman for the state attorney in Palm Beach County.
"These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These dietary supplement products are not intended to diagnose, cure, treat or prevent any disease."
Rush Limbaugh has no affiliation with Kong products.
KONG is the Official Sponsor of the 2007 Real Radio / WZZR.com Bikini Calendar competition.
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