HASTA Testing for WADA Banned Substances
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HASTA Testing for WADA Banned Substances
Here at , we believe that our customers deserve the guarantee and assurance that our products are exactly what we claim they are. Our beef Collagen Hydrolysate is sent off to be tested by HASTA, who are the leading Australian sports supplement testing specialists, HASTA independently tests for over 200 WADA banned substances to reduce the risk for high profile athletes.
By having our beef Collagen Hydrolysate HASTA tested, we can provide you with a certificate to show that there were no WADA banned substances detected in that batch, making it a safer choice for competing athletes. Our collagen is sourced naturally from pasture-raised bovine cattle that are grass-fed and free from chemicals such as growth hormones, antibiotics, herbicides and pesticides which are used when Cattle are taken to feedlots to speed up the growth cycle prior to processing. As a result, you are providing your body with a healthier and safer supplement when buying our premium Collagen Hydrolysate.
Some of the benefits of taking Collagen on a regular basis include:
- Supporting injury recovery and reduces inflammation
- Supporting recovery from exercise
- Improving gut and joint health
- Promoting a strong immune system
- helping to reduce cellulite, wrinkles and stretch marks
- assisting in the growth of strong hair and nails as well as supporting the skin.
By having our grass fed and finished beef COLLAGEN HYDROLYSATE tested by HASTA, we are confident that it is the perfect supplement for all athletes and sports people.
Tested for WADA banned substances
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