Return and (Possible) PP Product Resurrection

[Macdon1588]

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

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


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That stuff was pure shit. That said, I'm sick of the FDA's bullshit. I work with a guy who has to get his asthma medication from Mexico because the company that makes it can't get approval in the United States. It's the only stuff that's ever worked well for him, and he has to smuggle that shit across the border like a drug dealer.

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That stuff was pure shit. That said, I'm sick of the FDA's bullshit. I work with a guy who has to get his asthma medication from Mexico because the company that makes it can't get approval in the United States. It's the only stuff that's ever worked well for him, and he has to smuggle that shit across the border like a drug dealer.

Exactly. 'Pure Shit' or not, does not mean it can be taken away as if the users are children and the govt. is a parent.

[O_RYAN_007]

Done-Zo!

[Freepressright]

DMAA will make your wiener stop working

[nate3993]

I tried labrada's stim force which had DmAA and noticed little to nothing. I hardly use stims and even muscletech's hydroxystim didnt do much which had quite a bit of rawluscine or however you spell it in it and that stuff is supposed to be pretty potent. It sucks. I rarely take any stims but seem to have like developed almost like a permanent tolerance to em. It's pretty lame.

[nate3993]

^^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.

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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Dam. That's pretty shitty. Well. At least AAS works better anyway. Yeah, the legality sucks, but the homies need juice one way or another.

[AestheticOne]

filled out survey, hope dermatherm comes back

[badgermilk]

Survey done. Good luck with this!

[Sperwer]

filled out survey, hope dermatherm comes back

Which Dermatherm do you like, the original cream or the reformulated version w/ the new gel carrier?


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[nate3993]

Which Dermatherm do you like, the original cream or the reformulated version w/ the new gel carrier?


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i heard waaaaaaaay more positive about the gel.