NNB Nutrition says the finished product is the first to carry the certification using its creatine ingredient, which also holds Informed Choice certification and has undergone third-party impurity testing.
|Articles|January 13, 2012
pTeroPure Products Hit DrugStore.com
Chromadex reports it has pterostilbene products in GNC, Walgreens, and DrugStore.com.
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ChromaDex Corp. (Irvine, CA) is doing all it can to bring nature-identical pterostilbene to U.S. mass retail markets. Following recent introductions of the company’s BluScience brand of
Pterostilbene is a compound similar to resveratrol, but derived from blueberries. Like resveratrol, the compound has demonstrated heart health and aging support potential in various trials.
At DrugStore.com, consumers can now purchase three different BluScience products: HeartBlu for cardiovascular support, EternalBlu for cellular health and anti-aging support, and Blu2Go for energy and cognitive support. All BluScience products contain a patented pterostilbene called pTeroPure.
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A panel at The Outlook on Active Nutrition discussed quality in sports nutrition focused on testing, liability, and what buyers now expect from suppliers.
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