What the name refers to
A selective androgen receptor modulator also called enobosarm, studied clinically but not authorised for consumer use.
Evidence and regulatory context
Human clinical research exists, but this entry is not a broadly authorised consumer medicine. Trial results apply to the studied formulation, population and endpoints—not automatically to products sold online.
Reading product records
Research-market surveys have repeatedly found label mismatches in this category. A record should therefore keep the claimed molecule, measured identity and measured amount separate, and should never treat the word “SARM” as evidence of approval or safety.
Primary research links
Use current regulator and study records rather than treating a catalogue description as medical evidence.