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|Articles|October 2, 2015
InnoVactiv Brings NeuroPeak Phosphatidylserine to North America
Author(s)Jennifer Grebow
According to InnoVactiv, the NeuroPeak PS line “includes a complete offering of powder and liquid PS of various potencies."
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Canadian ingredients firm InnoVactiv Inc. (Rimouski, QC, Canada) has forged a distribution deal that will bring Italy-based FrauPharma’s phosphatidylserine (PS) line to North America.
According to InnoVactiv, the NeuroPeak PS line “includes a complete offering of powder and liquid PS of various potencies with quality levels that will certainly meet or exceed expectations of supplement manufacturers.” The ingredients are produced at FrauPharma’s pharmaceutical-cGMP facility outside of Milan.
InnoVactiv will introduced the new line at the SupplySide West trade show.
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