Article: SARMs Available Online: Do They Meet Label Claims? (*study)

[Xarr]

Perhaps you already know this article/study, but I just bumped into it and found it interesting:

I cant post the URL of the article. But you can google it as "SARMs Available Online: Do They Meet Label Claims? (*study)" at medium.com by anthonyroberts

Here an excerpt:

“Chemical analyses of 44 products sold via the internet as selective androgen receptor modulators revealed that only 52% contained selective androgen receptor modulators and another 39% contained another unapproved drug. In addition, 25% of products contained substances not listed on the label, 9% did not contain an active substance, and 59% contained substance amounts that differed from the label.”

 

[AnabolicGuru]

That’s of no surprise to me; most of that **** is probably brewed up in a bathtub or some ****.

 

[Nac]

That’s of no surprise to me; most of that **** is probably brewed up in a bathtub or some ****.

Great, so they also contain soap molecules, pubez, and faecal matter.

 

[Masterzen]

Nowdays there are to many manufacturers
Thats why ppl should only buy from reputable companies, its really not that hard to find which ones those are.
I buy almost only from Olympus Labs.

 

[bosskardo]

Unfortunatelly with no sources shown, it might be relevant or not.
For all we know, all AM members might buy from good sources that are legit or most of what we use might be something else.