Not sure what point you are trying to make but once again, ligandrol is not steroids. The fact that it is OTC means that FDA has not banned the substance from public sale. It is available in at least three supplements shops in the area that I live in. There are a variety of products on the market (OTC) that give people that are training increased stamina or strength (NO2 Nitric Oxide, C4 Creatine)........I see high school kids in the gym all the time taking products like this.......Just about every athlete, on any level, in any sport is constantly exploring ways to train better, perform better, be stronger & faster. I don't excuse Grier for taking a product that contained a banned substance because it's his responsibility to know better. But people hear the term "PED" and automatically assume it is steroids. Adderall is banned substance in MLB and considered a PED but it is not steroids. In 2006 Braves 1st basemen Adam LaRoche was struggling from what was later diagnosed as ADD. His performance on the field was terrible. His doctor put him on Ritalin and LaRoche's game made a 180 degree turn for the better. Ritalin is a banned substance in MLB unless prescribed by a doctor so is not a PED because the guy has a doctor's note? Let's not be so quick to judge the Grier situation until more facts are revealed not speculation.