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The FDA sent warning letters to the promoters explaining the illegal nature of their activities, halted shipment of some of them into the United States, and threatened to take additional actions. In June 2007, the FDA announced a final rule establishing regulations for the current good manufacturing methods (CGMP) of nutritional products, partly due to the 2006 study of sex-related enhancement/impotence items.[7-11] Henceforth, the FDA's new CGMPs will ensure that products are produced in an outstanding manner, do not contain contaminants or impurities, and are accurately labeled. The rule is efficient as of August 24, 2007, for large businesses and somewhat later for small businesses. Watchdog groups immediately pointed out that complement producers have never been needed to prove their goods encounter secure and efficient, and the new regulations also fail to require this fundamental evidence of high quality.[12] An expert quoted by ABC News stated, "Knowing you have pure and well-made useless crap is a little better than having impure useless crap, but not by much."[13] While promoters are in steep competition to capture a share of this lucrative business, one has managed to rise above the others, with its ubiquitous "Smiling Bob" Enzyte ads. This marketer has capitalized on the current thinking that an misguided complement can easily cure or treat a serious medical problem such as construction problems. Early ads promised that Enzyte would add as much as three inches to the length of the user's penis.[14]