Probably because they all lawyer up. And lawyers are paid by the hour.
The "reputable" supplement companies are going to respond by lawyering up. They're not just going to stand by and be the scapegoat for athletes, especially if athletes routinely plan and invoke supplement contamination as their fallback excuse. I recall reading somewhere that Hammer Nutrition threatened to sue some triathletes for libel and slander when they claimed contamined Hammer products caused them to test positive.
I see regulation in the future as well.
Probably because they all lawyer up. And lawyers are paid by the hour.
The "reputable" supplement companies are going to respond by lawyering up. They're not just going to stand by and be the scapegoat for athletes, especially if athletes routinely plan and invoke supplement contamination as their fallback excuse. I recall reading somewhere that Hammer Nutrition threatened to sue some triathletes for libel and slander when they claimed contamined Hammer products caused them to test positive.
I see regulation in the future as well.
