atlninja82
Banned
like the title says. Seems like it would be a good idea.
why dont research companies make banned PH's??
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Whacked
Well-known member
I'm sure somepone will correct me if I am wrong but I think once a substance is banned, it is illegal to possess or use in any manner (so suggesting that you are using it as reseach drug on your cattle no longer flies).
Most research drugs are not "illegal" per se; I think the status is narrow scoped in that they're illegal for HUMAN consumption only.
Most research drugs are not "illegal" per se; I think the status is narrow scoped in that they're illegal for HUMAN consumption only.
atlninja82
Banned
ahh ok thanks for clearing that up guys.
SuperPro
Well-known member
There are still newer variations of banned substances though, many of the "legal" supplements now are just variations of older banned prohormones. In fact there are also several methyls that are straight up oral steroids, which are illegal, but they sell them online just fine. When you see a product on a site that says it does not have to convert to anything (Ultradrol, Mechabol) this is not a prohormone. A prohormone must convert into a hormone after consumption, those compounds are active and need no conversion.