Police issued warning for steroids

The Laval Police has issued to all who have bought steroids on the black market after they found out that a clandestine lab was dealing in many products made in filthy conditions.

The police warned that any one who has made use of drugs identified with the label Sun labs should immediately seek medical advice and those who have such products should immediately dispose them off.

From Montrealgazette.com:

"What they found on the main floor were large bags of powders and jugs of liquids. Some were labelled, others weren't," Laval police Constable Nathalie Lorrain said.

After obtaining a search warrant, investigators found 200 vials ready for sale containing a liquid labelled as an anabolic steroid. A small vial of growth hormone was also seized, along with pills, more than 9,000 empty vials, a machine used to seal them and a machine to make pills. Labels from what is believed to be a fictitious pharmaceutical company were also found.

"The worst thing was that the liquid we found, which could be injected, was made in very dirty conditions. All the pots and bottles we found were very dirty," Lorrain said.

"Also, there were so many powders and chemicals that we can't identify them. We have to wait for Health Canada to analyze them. We think there could be a lot of chemicals that are bad for your health.

The patrol officers found the products after receiving a call about a break-in about a home on Leandre Descotes St.