PiscesMoon
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Key phrase. Without this, no action could've been taken. They're not controlled substances. That's why places like Peptide Science doesn't have this problem and hasn't for over a decade. They're not sloppy. Hell, they're insanely paranoid about avoiding the slightest hint of "human use".
You can buy urea by the ton. Make a prescription strength foot cream out of it and start marketing it as a cure for dry skin, and now it's "for human use" and the FDA can respond. You can buy Ivermectin for your livestock. no prescription required. Offer it for people and once again the line has been crossed.
Yip... The usual, overly-confident slop moves with inappropriate language use.
(I re-read your post and see you used "sloppy" as well to describe it. ahhh lol.)
I guess it is just too much to ask for people to play it cool.