The companies that are under the spotlight and being looked at by the FDA are the ones trying to sell sarms in capsules. That is not the way it can be sold legally for research purposes. It must be sold in liquid suspension. That is how it stays legal. Sarms are actually much worse and unstable in capsules anyways with only about 20% bioavailability.
I don't see awesome trustworthy companies like pure essence going anywhere anytime soon. You never know what the government may do one day, but Operating like you are supposed to by offering these compounds as research chemicals and not dietary supplements keeps it out of the spotlight. The only reason it has even come up is because of those shady supplement companies trying to sell sarms to humans as a dietary supplement
I don't see awesome trustworthy companies like pure essence going anywhere anytime soon. You never know what the government may do one day, but Operating like you are supposed to by offering these compounds as research chemicals and not dietary supplements keeps it out of the spotlight. The only reason it has even come up is because of those shady supplement companies trying to sell sarms to humans as a dietary supplement
