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SARMs Supplements Mean Recall To One Firm, False Advertising To Another

This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet

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Dynamic Technical Formulations recalls its Tri-Ton product after FDA analysis found it contained selective androgen receptor modulators. Nutrition Distribution, meanwhile, alleges Metabolic Edge Nutritional Supplements markets supplements containing SARMS.

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