Research chem question

[deadwrong]

Just wondering if these companies can sell controlled substances even patented drugs, then why dont they offer gh, hcg, or while there at it everything all the other sponsors carry? After all it is for science

I though maybe it is to avoid unwanted attention but that doesnt really hold up bc alot of the stuff sold is already pretty controlled.

 

[bigsport]

Bro the stuff the research co's sell are not controlled substances, and are not subject the the controlled substances act.

Steroids however are a Schedule III controlled substance and are drugs that are considered to have the potential for physical or psychological addiction.

The most important difference is probation vs 5-10yrs up state.

 

[Juiceboy44]

Like said above anti e's and bonner meds are not the same as GH and AS.

 

[Bionic]

Research Chemicals are NOT for human consumption!:naughty:

 

[Anti-Pop Consortium]

Research Chemicals are NOT for human consumption!:naughty:

^ Exactly. Without being controlled substances, as long as they are not sold for human consumption, the FDA (in theory) can not interrupt. That said, I do find the research chem industry interesting. Very little risk to the end user, but I distributors I feel dance a fine line through the loophole.

 

[deadwrong]

Poor choice of words on my part. But gh and hcg are peptides and arent controlled substances either as far as I know. I was mainly wondering why they weren't offered. For research of course.

 

[TT]

I could be be wrong but I believe a special license is needed in order to handle some of scheduled/controlled substances. Just like Alexander Shulgin (creator of MDMA) had a licence to work with psychotropic drugs until it was revoked by DEA.