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AllApproved in the United States (FDA)Approved in the European Union (EMA)In Phase 3 testingIn Phase 2 testingUsed in a way not covered by an approval, or made by a compounding pharmacyDietary supplement; not FDA-approved as a medicineFDA accelerated approval (based on an earlier result expected to predict benefit; follow-up evidence may be required)Laboratory or animal-stage researchControlled substance; no approved US useWithdrawn from the market
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Stenabolic (SR9009) (Sold as Stenabolic; the compound is SR9009, with the close analogue SR9011)
Small chemical medicineLaboratory or animal-stage researchDetailed recordUse listed on the medicine record
Sold as "exercise in a pill" — never tested in a human, and it does not need its own target
Testolone (RAD140; sold online as testolone)
Small chemical medicineLaboratory or animal-stage researchDetailed recordUse listed on the medicine record
Nothing, in humans. Its human evidence is one 20-person cancer dose-finding study
YK-11 (No trade name; sold under its laboratory code)
Small chemical medicineLaboratory or animal-stage researchDetailed recordUse listed on the medicine record
None — this compound has never been given to a human under protocol
S-23 (No trade name; sold under its laboratory code)
Small chemical medicineLaboratory or animal-stage researchDetailed recordUse listed on the medicine record
Male contraception in rats — never tested in humans for anything