
Originally Posted by
Red Monster
Im confused... the original ad said stuff like:
THIS WILL BE BANNED....
even the manufacturer description says
'*12 times more anabolic than the illegal anabolic steroid methyltestosterone.'
In the details it says "And what if I told you, that based upon these same studies, that there is a compound that is 1200% more anabolic than methyltestosterone? (Yes, methyltestosterone is much more anabolic than regular old testosterone) Yup, that is 12 times better! Okay, and the same compound is well over 250% more anabolic than oxandrolone. No, I am not claiming "steroid like effects" as that would be illegal in an ad. But that certainly does not change the facts that these studies have proven! Anabolic means protein synthesis and greater lean muscle mass occurs. Period!"
So how can that be justified by: ""Applied Lifescience Research Industries, Inc. (ALRI) is appalled at the misrepresentation of Ergomax LMG as an anabolic-androgenic steroid (i.e. controlled substance)."
So at minimum the company is misrepresenting the product somehow. I know this is a gray area in the law, but the way this product was rolled out is a disaster, especially since purchasers can get busted for ordering.