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Clean supplements
Supplements aren't FDA-approved before they're sold, so third-party testing is one of the few outside checks you can use. This page will list brands Rachel has looked into, but only with verifiable certifications. Nothing here is a recommendation to take anything; ask your doctor.
Certifications worth knowing
A seal only means something if you can look it up. Each certifier below has a public search tool.
NSF Certified for Sport®
NSF International
Screens for substances banned in sport, verifies label claims, and audits manufacturing.
Look up certified products ↗NSF/ANSI 173 (NSF Contents Certified)
NSF International
The American National Standard for dietary supplements: checks that what's on the label is in the bottle, and screens for contaminants.
Look up certified products ↗USP Verified Mark
U.S. Pharmacopeia
Verifies ingredients, potency, purity (contaminant limits), dissolution, and good manufacturing practices.
Look up certified products ↗Informed Sport / Informed Choice
LGC
Batch or monthly testing for substances prohibited in sport.
Look up certified products ↗BSCG Certified Drug Free®
Banned Substances Control Group
Tests products for drugs and banned substances.
Look up certified products ↗
Descriptions are short summaries; see each certifier's site for exactly what's tested.
Brand notes
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