'Banned' Aphrodisiac Soda To Be Sold In Stores
Makers Claim Cherry Soda Will Arouse Drinkers
local6.com | February 7, 2006
A new soda promising to sexually arouse the person drinking it will soon be available in stores nationwide, according to a Local 6 News report.
The drink, called Turn On, is made with guarana, ginseng and caffeine.
The soda was banned in France and Denmark, but makers insist it is safe and works as an aphrodisiac.
People who have tested the soda said it tastes like cherry soda.
"We watched a film and then afterwards I felt like my senses were more like turned on, like I could feel more, I felt more on my skin," a tester said.
Doctors have already warned that the drink is not for everyone. Children, pregnant women and people with high blood pressure and diabetes should avoid the drink, according to the report.
A warning label on the can claims, "This beverage will arouse you."
Turn On is sold online for $3.50 a can and will soon be available in stores, the report said.
