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FDA goes after BB.com

yeahright

yeahright

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Yikes, I never heard about this one. They're going after everything from stevia to CoQ10 to 6-OXO. Does anyone know of the disposition of this enforcement action?

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LTX said:
The dates are at least a year old. Did anything come of it?
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The dates are 6 months old (July 2006). I have no idea what came of it. I'd never even heard about it until this turned up in a google search I was running.
 
I believe they now have a compliance person on staff now.


CROWLER
 
I was looking at their brand the other day, and noticing that some of the claims for Chromium were just way out there and totally in violation.

It's not that hard to phrase labels in a way to get the point across about what it does, without claiming to treat a disease.
 
I know they are after colloidal companies too, well better said they are after the whole natural supplement world...Since the fda is the protection agency for the pharm. Companies. They dont want little natural companies cutting into their pie.
 
That list seemed a little excessive, but I don't quite understand why some of it was listed in the first place - IE the stevia products.
 
stxnas said:
That list seemed a little excessive, but I don't quite understand why some of it was listed in the first place - IE the stevia products.
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Has anyone else heard of companies getting messed with by the fda?
 
stxnas said:
That list seemed a little excessive, but I don't quite understand why some of it was listed in the first place - IE the stevia products.
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how many points do you have to have to post a signature?
 
here is an article i have that talks about fda corruption. check it out:

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Here is an index of some articles about different supplements, and other stuff about the fda:
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mrcoolboy15 said:
how many points do you have to have to post a signature?
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Sorry, but I'm not sure. I only recently started using the sig feature in the past 8 to 10 weeks. It might even be a feature reserved for Gold Members and Board Sponsors/Reps...
 
This seems fairly benign, just a complience issue, easy to accomodate. The shear size of the FDA makes it succeptable to corruption and incompetence. When there are matters of coersion and intimidation that support a corporate agenda, then these complience issue become dangerous. I don't think that is the case with this letter. It just alerts the recipient that they are not in complience with the law. The laws that protect the weak and feabile minded are a necessary nuisance in society.
 
amac said:
i'm just wondering what the difference is between them having misleading statements etc. on bb.com's product descriptions... and an ad like one i have read for the mass stack, saying it restructures your DNA for muscle building....

how are they allowed to print something like the latter? its garbage, and though i'm sure it increases sales in the 16 year old population 10 fold, is just plain irresponsible in my mind...

and i know that basically all ads in magazines are along those lines, but i'm just wondering why there is no fight from the fda about those ads... is it because they have the little disclaimer saying it isnt meant to treat disease or whatever it says at the bottom?
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What i have noticed that the fda likes to go after the smaller fish, instead of the large companies. Or maybe those companies selling the supplement that your talking about are associated with the pharmicutical companies, and then are directly associated with the fda.... Since alot of the head people in the fda are large stock holders in the drug companies.

read the article above that i posted and you will see...
 
I think the FDA only went after the 'write ups' they used, basically bb.com used what the companies gave them, with all the accurate and or wild ass claims...now most of their descriptions just tell what is in the product and maybe a vague suggested use. This wasn't an attack on the actual products they sell though.
 
:jaw: very nice link you'd posted, mrcoolboy15.

I hope one day we can still purchase vitamin C, protein without being regulated too much. FDA is really bothersome sometimes. :o
 
I hate the FDA... oops maybe that was illegal to say, they might be knocking on my door right now:blink:
 
This thread makes me sing the lyrics



I GOT THE FEELING, SOMEBODIES WATCHING ME!

(Does a dance move and moves away from the computer)
 
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