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Recently a gang of fake Viagra gangsters were caught and locked up in prison for several years for supplying fake Viagra pills

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the market for counterfeit drugs, including fake viagra, worldwide is estimated at around $43 billion.

Thanks to research into laser technology, soon we will be seeing more of these fake viagra gangs put behind bars.

Researchers at TeraView (Cambridge, England) are using terahertz technology to help regulatory authorities, law-enforcement agencies, and the pharmaceutical industry screen for fake viagra and other counterfeit drugs.

The study detected variations in the thickness and uniformity of fake viagra tablet coatings from products bought over the Internet. Terahertz imaging can produce a 3-D “fingerprint” of a fake viagra tablet, which is compared with a database of such fingerprints from known manufacturers.

For example, trials of the technique have proved in principle that the laser can tell real antimalarial medicines from fakes, suggesting that it could play a major role in controlling one of the world’s most significant counterfeiting rackets. Between 50 and 90 per cent of malaria medicines sold in some African countries are thought to be fake, and account for up to 20 per cent of deaths from the disease.

The new imaging technique can pick up the characteristic light signature of fake viagra and other pharmaceuticals’ active chemical ingredients through glass, plastic and cardboard. The laser system, will be developed as a desktop or hand-held device. Experts agree that this technique will soon be used to monitor the growing problem of fake viagra and other “lifestyle drugs”.