The last line sets a tone for other RC Labs and the law. More news to come, I am sure.

Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Roswell Georgia Mansion Raided for Sales of HGH, Testosterone, and Copy-Cat Cialise

According to local authorites, a married couple living in Sentinel on the River in Roswell Georgia in a $700,000 home on Sentinae Chase had been producing human growth hormone (HGH), testosterone, copy-cat versions of Cialis and selling it on the internet.

Authorities had been investigating the couple for the past three months.

Investigators say the house was setup like a drug manufacturing assembly line, actually putting the chemicals together.

The couple sold $25,000-$30,000 a day, making more than $100,000 a week selling the drugs over the internet all over the country.

It is believed the couple had been producing the drugs for years, however it wasn’t until recently when authorities received a tip that they began investigating.

The home and everything in it was seized by Food and Drug Administration Investigators, but the couple who have not yet been arrested were free to leave on their own which has several neighbors angered.

Further investigation led to the current owner’s name and online records tying her to an Anabolic Steroids, Bodybuilding Discussion Forum, ads for glass and plastics, labeling and encapsulating machinery, as well as what appears to be the company’s website.

If the drugs this couple were distributing are indeed illegal, they sure left a pretty sticky trail on the internet!
ResearchChemist.com busted
Major Bodybuilding Research Chemical Website Busted - ResearchChemist.com
Posted on 04:01 May 15th, 2008 by Millard Baker

ResearchChemist.com, a major research chemical website operating out of Georgia, was busted this week. The website sells various bodybuilding ancillary drugs such as Cabergoline, Clomiphene, Sildenafil, Diphenhydramine, Dutasteride, Exemestane, Tadalifil, Finasteride, Letrozole, Tamoxifen, and Vardenafil (”Police: Mansion Residents Earning $30K A Day Making Drugs,” May 14).

Roswell police Lieutenant James McGee said Tuesday the operation sold HGH, testosterone and copy-cat versions of Cialis online and through mail order, netting an estimated $25,000 to $30,000 a day.

The Roswell Police Department SWAT Team and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Office of Criminal Investigations raided the “mansion” home of Christian and Jennifer Navoy in the upscale Sentinel on the River Subdivision of Roswell, Georgia. According to property records, the Navoys purchased the home at 8585 Sentinae Chase Drive, Roswell, GA 30076 for $745,000 in July 2006. They moved to Georgia from Fort Walton Beach, Florida where they were employed as a registered nurse and a licensed physical therapist.

The couple has operated similar websites for several years including SyntholDirect.com and PumpnPose.com where they previously sold research chemicals until the spring of 2004 when they launched ResearchChemist.com (”Roswell Home in Sentinel on the River Subdivision Raided for Sales of HGH, Testosterone, and Copy-Cat Cialis,” May 14).

The couple sold $25,000-$30,000 a day, making more than $100,000 a week selling the drugs over the internet all over the country. It is believed the couple had been producing the drugs for years, however it wasn’t until recently when authorities received a tip that they began investigating.

According to the Atlanta Constitution Journal, charges against Chris and Jennifer Navoy are pending from the FDA. A local television station WSBTV reports that the Navoys are now in the custody of the Roswell Police Department after turning themselves in late Wednesday.

While it is unclear if investigators actually discovered anabolic steroids, testosterone or growth hormone, they surely discovered large inventories of the various research chemicals advertised on the website ResearchChemist.com.

F*ck the PIGS!

why did I not have this source?

Better stock up now on that shit.

nah. if you can't get nolva, then you just have to stay on .

Was talking about cialis etc.

I don't "need" it. It's just fun to play with.

word. I've tried them before and they're a good time.

second that

Back to the original post.

How is this illegal? If they're not using any illegal drugs, just making them themselves is that still illegal?

yes they are controlled substances, also with intent to distribute.

This is why it's probably better to get Nolva, Clomid, etc. from an online pharmacy rather than some random research chem supplier on the Internet.

eh all my sources have been legit. im happy

From Rick Collins.....


Okay, here's the law: hGH is a prescription drug but is not on the federal list of controlled substances (found in 21 USC § 812©). Congress considered scheduling it along with steroids, but chose not to do so. However …
When Congress bootstrapped anabolic steroids into the Controlled Substances Act by passing the Anabolic Steroid Control Act of 1990, steroids were already covered under 21 USC § 333(e), a part of the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act. That law, passed in 1988, made it a felony to distribute steroids (without criminalizing their personal use). When the Control Act effectively took steroids out of that section, Congress filled the void by sticking hGH in there. So, while hGH is not scheduled, 21 USC § 333(e) prohibits the distribution or possession with intent to distribute hGH for any use in humans other than for recognized medical reasons and pursuant to a valid prescription. Violations may be punishable by imprisonment of up to 5 years (10 years if to a person under 18 years).

Of course, all this pertains only to federal law. The individual states are free to pass their own laws about hGH, and many have. Idaho, Oregon, Rhode Island, and West Virginia have all scheduled hGH. Colorado makes hGH a schedule III controlled substance by including it in the definition of "anabolic steroid," and curiously making its use a misdemeanor but its possession a felony. Illinois doesn't schedule it, but makes its non-medical distribution a felony. Minnesota controls "anabolic substances" in its Schedule IV, and includes the vaguely described "growth hormones." In Maine and Massachusetts, all prescription drugs are controlled substances. [For the state-by-state penalties for steroid and hGH crimes, check out LEGAL MUSCLE: Anabolics In America.]