Return and (Possible) PP Product Resurrection

[h2s]

Welcome back.

[USN HM 350Z]

sets in faster but overall affect wise you'd say it's about the same?

yeah, the libido and hardening seem pretty much the same.

[Rodja]

Done and praying for the return of 1-T topical!!!!!!!!!!

This would be far from a smart idea. Topicals are not DSHEA compliant and anyone doing some business with Eric would likely be under scrutiny from the beginning.

[Coolazice]

This would be far from a smart idea. Topicals are not DSHEA compliant and anyone doing some business with Eric would likely be under scrutiny from the beginning.

It's going to be distributed from overseas, so it may not be that big of an issue... no more than other things brought in under the radar.

[saludable24]

Done.

[Freepressright]

This would be far from a smart idea. Topicals are not DSHEA compliant and anyone doing some business with Eric would likely be under scrutiny from the beginning.

I think a lot is going to hinge on their marketing, but since they're making it overseas and distributing it from there, they won't be subject to as much scrutiny. Besides that, Tren, Superdrone and very specific drug-like claims are what did PP in, for the most part, not the topicals.

All of this shit is gray area anyhow, at the end of the day. If the FDA wants your ass, they'll have it and there isn't a damn thing you can do about it.

[Macdon1588]

^^To this end, if all of the topically applied stuff can be called skin creams and not have say, a testosterone molecule or really even the word testosterone anywhere near the packaging, that might get it through customs a tad easier.

[burlyman30]

Change the names to MandroEnhance, MandroHard, MandroSize and it'll sound like a sexual enhancement line of products.

[Sperwer]

I don't think we know the basis on which the FDA moved on PP. But it's immaterial. The new legislation pending in Congress (and likely to pass this year) will criminalize all production, distribution, possession and use of any substance that is even remotely anabolic, with the exception of DHEA. Even DHEA will be subject to increased regulation, especially if it is in any form other than an orally administered one (in which case it will be classified as a "drug" rather than a "supplement").


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[Sperwer]

Meanwhile, on the DMAA front, FDA has pulled the trigger

FDA: 'Information is insufficient to defend the use of DMAA'


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