>"The supplement industry is being proactive by partnering with our
organization for banned substance testing which, ultimately, will provide
athletes with more education and resources to make an informed choice as to
the products they use," said Klinger. "I encourage all interested parties
to check the Informed-Choice.org website for a list of companies that are
taking the extra step to ensure their products are free of contamination."
About Informed-Choice
Informed-Choice is a partnership between supplement companies and HFL
Sport Science, a world-class, anti-doping laboratory, that helps athletes,
coaches, trainers and parents make an informed choice about the supplements
they are taking or recommending. Informed-Choice is the only supplement
testing program that uses a WADA-experienced lab and is ISO 17025
accredited for analytical methods to analyze for banned substances within
top-level sports. A not-for-profit organization, Informed-Choice serves as
an extension of quality-assurance programs with an independent board of
experts in medical nutrition, training and pharmacology.
Athletes should look for the Informed-Choice logo on products or check
the organization's online list of tested products as part of their risk
management in taking supplements. For more information, visit
http://www.informed-choice.org.
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