USN products are manufactured according to stringent GMP and MCC regulations and therefore proactive steps are taken to ensure that our products are safe, pure and effective. As part of this system, hundreds of laboratory tests are performed on a monthly basis to ensure that ingredients used in USN products:
In addition, independent Accredited Laboratory tests are performed on a monthly basis to ensure that the final USN products are in accordance with labelled quantities. Our qualified R&D team works closely with international pharmaceutical companies to ensure that:
Since there are many challenges to be faced in this industry, we invest significantly in independent testing at both domestic and international laboratories for our respective markets. HFL Sports Science testing remains an effective measure of quality, and we protect our brand, consumers and ambassadors through this initiative. Select products are sent to the UK for screening against protocols available for substances listed under the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Banned and Prohibited Substance List, further supporting our project for safe, pure and effective products. This practice has a direct impact on our customers and their safe use of supplementation as the initiative starts with the selection of safe raw materials and manufacturing practices. The HFL screening is a final certification that our procurement and manufacturing protocols remain the best in the industry.
The extensive use of third party professionals, including pharmacists, food technologists, food scientists and dieticians support our commitment to nutritional significance, safety, efficacy and quality.
Supplementation plays a very specific role in an athlete’s nutritional plan. All athletes utilise supplementation to improve performance and recovery during competition and training and as a convenient addition to a healthy diet, or to make up calorific shortfalls. The nutritional needs of any individual can theoretically be obtained by consuming natural foods. However, the reality is that the nutritional requirements of elite athletes are significantly greater than their sedentary or recreationally active counterparts. As such, it is difficult for the elite athlete to ingest their full nutritional requirements using normal foods due to:
Elite and professional level athletes mostly participate in sports that are regulated by The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) which promotes, coordinates and monitors the fight against doping in sport in all its forms. Most sporting codes adhere to the WADA code of conduct with regards to banned and prohibited substances, a fundamental and universal document upon which the World Anti-Doping Programme in sport is based. The WADA code places strict liability on the athlete. It is therefore the athlete’s onus to ensure that they do not ingest any substances which are prohibited by WADA.
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