The ECB has received warning from UK Anti-Doping of a contamination risk associated with the MYPROTEIN BCAA Plus supplement. Below is the UKAD statement and links to further information.
UK Anti-Doping has been informed by MYPROTEIN that HFL this evening (12th July) reported a contamination risk to their third party produced BCAA Plus product. The levels identified are trace amounts suspected to be from cross contamination. Any concerned athletes are advised to suspend consumption of this product.
To note:
The substance found by HFL is Methylhexaneamine.
This is banned In-Competition only.
The product is not part of the Informed Sport programme.
Our supplements messaging remains the same. There are no guarantees that any supplement is free from banned substances. Athletes take supplements at their own risk. The Informed Sport programme is a supplement risk-minimisation programme.
You can find out more about the programme at www.informed-sport.com.
For more information athletes should visit: http://www.ukad.org.uk/athletes/performance/supplements
Link to official UKAD statement: http://www.ukad.org.uk/news/article/official-myprotein-statement