Many of those just aren't allowed in France. But then again we're missing the ability to access a full range of products. However, since a few months, I've noti

Many of those just aren't allowed in France. But then again we're missing the ability to access a full range of products. However, since a few months, I've noticed a few chemistries who have some supplements on display. On a culture note, fitness clubs aren't as accepted as in anglosaxon culture (I've especially lived in Syndey, which is has a beach culture). If you go, you're categorized as a superficial person, maybe with self-confidence issues, who doesn't do real sports. Ironically I don't mind communicating that I'm gay, but I rarely mention the fitness club. So no surprise the legislation on complements is much narrower here.