NZR Anti-Doping Tribunal Decision PLAYER A

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July 9, 2024↗ source

The New Zealand Rugby Anti-Doping Judicial Committee decision records Customs-intercepted mail containing, among other items, Biotech peptides, CJC-1295 (ipamorelin) 5/5mg, 3 x vials — a single combination vial naming both peptides, which the committee lists as a prohibited non-specified substance. The source labels the vial CJC-1295 (ipamorelin) without further DAC qualification; it is attributed to the with-DAC compound because unqualified CJC-1295 denotes the DAC form. A recreational athlete received a two-year sanction (backdated to provisional suspension on 9 August 2023) for importing and using the prohibited substances.

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