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Horsetalk.co.nz | 18 July 2015
The FEI has urged caution over the use of an Argentinian equine muscle product called Fustex because it may contain propoxyphene, which is banned under the world governing body’s drug rules.
Fustex is manufactured by Chinfield S.A. and is used in particular to stimulate muscle work.
The FEI, in an official communication, said propoxyphene was not listed as an ingredient of Fustex in the product information made available by the manufacturer...
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