29598. Heifer and steer implants.    (F.D.C. No. 48212.   S. Nos. 49-338/9 T.) 
QUANTITY :   2 jars containing a total of 266 heifer implants, and 2 jars contain- 
ing a total of 200 steer implants, at Oakdale, Calif.
SHIPPED : During' the years 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, and 1962, from Rio Piedras, 
P.R.
LABEL IN PART: (Jar) "250 Heifer implants, 120 Day Caution: New drug lim- 
ited by federal law to clinical investigational use only (animal) under the 
supervision of Dr. G. E. Taylor * * * Pan American Laboratories, Rio Pier- 
re, Puerto Rico"; and "250 Steer Implants 120 Day Caution: New drug * * * 
Under supervision of Dr. Glenn E. Taylor, D.V.M."
RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION : The articles were shipped from Puerto Rico to a 
firm in Porterville, Calif., where the articles were relabeled and reshipped 
to Yosemite Veterinary Hospital & Supply, Modesto, Calif., who in turn re- 
labeled the lots as described above and reshipped them to the dealer. Analysis 
showed that the articles consisted of hexestrol and androstanedione or hexes- 
trol and testosterone.
LIBELED :   10-12-62, N. Dist. Calif.
CHARGE: 402(a)(2)(C)—while held for sale, the articles contained a food- 
additive, namely, hexestrol and androstanedione or hexestrol and testosterone, 
which was unsafe within the meaning of 409 since it and its use or intended
-  use were not in conformity with a regulation or exemption.
The articles were alleged also to be a new drug for which no application was 
effective, as reported in notices of judgment on drugs and devices, No. 7685. 
DISPOSITION :   2-27-63.   Default—destruction.