SARM “Research Only” Products Cited
Marketing proves intended use
SARMs (selective androgen receptor modulators) are potentially dangerous, and FDA issued six SARM-related warning letters in December. Warning letters sometimes come in groups like this, which is a clear message that openly selling SARMS online will not be tolerated by FDA.
Side note: I overheard a bizarre conversation at SupplySide Global last year where a person sitting near me on some couches was loudly bragging about how many SARMs he sold online. He went on to mention that labeling “Not for human consumption” or “Research grade” allowed him to ‘get away with it.’ I was shocked and saddened. This WLW’s for you, buddy.
An interesting aspect of the letters is that FDA demonstrated that even though the products were labeled as not for human consumption, the marketing and product review showed otherwise.
From warning letter. “Despite statements on your product labeling marketing some of your products as a “RESEARCH COMPOUND” and “NOT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION,” evidence obtained from your product labeling, including your website, establishes that your products are intended to be drugs for human use.”
From company website (cited in warning letter). “The Use Of Testolone Is Associated By RAD-140 Users With Dramatic Relief From Muscle Wasting Or Loss Or Muscle Tissue, Weakness, And Fatigue That Makes The Entire Otherwise-Complicated Processes Of Healing And Recovery Easy And Quick.”
Here’s an FDA warning about SARMs.
Here’s one of the recent warning letters.
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