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

 
• By Malcolm Spicer

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.

Jigsaw puzzle with word compliance

Anabolic steroid-like substances found in dietary supplements one Georgia firm is recalling also are in nutritional products marketed by a second firm in the state that are not on recall, according to a complaint filed in Arizona federal court alleging false advertising.

Dynamic Technical Formulations LLC, of Roswell, Ga., on May 22 announced that it voluntarily recalled all lots of its Tri-Ton...

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