Comparison
Different chemistry, similar marketing. Both are widely sold online as “research” products in Australia — and both raise the same legal and safety questions.
Chemically these are different classes, but the consumer reality is the same: both are mostly sold as unapproved “research” products, and the “research only” label does not make them lawful for human use.
For both, the safety problem is dominated by unregulated supply and unknown product quality.
SARMs are not approved for human use and are generally prescription-only substances; selling them for human consumption is not lawful. As with unapproved peptides, “research only” labelling does not change that.
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