Are 4 AD Sprays Banned Now In US?

[need4speed]

Wondering if this is now the case. If so would certainly suck!!! However seems to still be available on some websites.

Also, what is the shelf-life of this stuff. I may have an opportunity to buy about 10 bottles of ergo pharms andro spray so any comments would be great! Thanks!

 

[gsxr1000]

Yup, I'm pretty sure the big supps companies are prohibited from producing any more topical prohormones.

I'm looking at my 2 bottles of Andro-Spray and 4-A-Derm here and neither of them have a "freshness date" on them. My guess is it would take a while for them to lose potency, but try sending pa1ad an email and ask him, he should know.

 

[Rich_S]

Technically, it is and always has been illegal for ANY supplement to be marketed for transdermal, sublingual, or intranasal use. Anything other than oral ingestion and the FDA considers it to be a drug and not a supplement.

 

[javaguru]

Yep, it had everything to do with the delivery method and not the compound being sold. There are some smaller companies selling things "under the radar." I think Avant still sells the transdermal formula, you just have to add the 4-ad yourself.

 

[Tkarrde]

Transdermals should last for a considerable amount of time once purchased; refrigeration should extend shelf-life considerably (Over 1yr).

 

[Slugfast]

so wait, If I get this straight about the transdermal ruling, how do supps like Cutting Gel sell legally, or is this only for transdermal hormones?

 

[Rich_S]

so wait, If I get this straight about the transdermal ruling, how do supps like Cutting Gel sell legally, or is this only for transdermal hormones?

The FDA just hasn't set their sights on stuff like cutting gel yet. Right now, there's a public outcry about pro-hormones so they're focusing on that for the moment. But it is still illegal to market ANY transdermally delivered substance as a supplement.