HSE recalls sport supplements containing illegal steroids and stimulants

A range of food supplements widely available online, in sports nutrition shops, and gyms have been found to be unfit for human consumption.

Fri, 09 Mar, 2018 - 00:00

Evelyn Ring

The Food Safety Authority of Ireland issued a recall of all Falcon Labs products yesterday after tests revealed they contained illegal steroids and stimulants.

The range includes Oxyburnpro and Superclen — which contain two fat-burning products — and SuperDrive, a testosterone booster.

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Courts Health HSE Recalls Sport Nutrition food safety authority Ireland Person: Pamela Byrne Organisation: HSE Organisation: Food Safety Authority of Ireland Organisation: Falcon Labs Organisation: Superclen Organisation: Oxyburnpro

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