The FDA seems to have finally figured out that they might want to look into the plethora of "works like steroids but not steroids but maybe actually steroids" products that come in containers covered in pictures of fire. They sent a warning letter to American Cellular Labs telling them that they're selling "misbranded and unapproved new drugs" (including one branded as MMA-3 Xtreme) while advising consumers to avoid these products.
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Public Health Service Food and Drug Administration |
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San Francisco District Alameda, CA 94502-7070 Telephone: 510/337-6700 |
Department of Health and Human ServicesJuly 27, 2009
WARNING LETTER
via FedEx
via Certified Mail
Receipt Requested
Maurice Sandoval
American Cellular Labs
117 Arcadia Drive
Pacifica, CA 94044
Dear Mr. Sandoval:
This is to advise you that your firm's marketing and distribution of the products "TREN-Xtreme," "MASS Xtreme," "ESTRO Xtreme," "AH-89-Xtreme," "HMG Xtreme," "MMA-3 Xtreme," "VNS-9 Xtreme," and 'TT-40-Xtreme" violates the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (the Act), as described below.
Misbranded and Unapproved New Drugs