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Le Clenox et le Stanox sont des “Malay Tigers” dangereux

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20 fèvrier 2019 – En France, l’Agence nationale de sécurité du médicament et des produits de santé (l’ANSM) a effectué des analyses sur des comprimés de marque Clenox  et Stanox-10  de Pacific Pharmaceutical Company LTD, “Malay Tiger” achetés sur internet et en suite alerte sur les risques pour la santé de ces produits à visée anabolisante ou amaigrissante.

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