Sports & Performance Nutrition Premix Manufacturer

The WADA Prohibited List is updated annually and defines substances banned in competition under the World Anti-Doping Code — covering stimulants, anabolic agents, diuretics, beta-blockers, and masking compounds. For a premix, screening means the finished blend — not just individual ingredients in isolation — is tested at an accredited laboratory for the presence of those prohibited substances at detection limits consistent with WADA technical guidelines. A clean screening result documents that the batch, as manufactured and blended, contained no detectable levels of listed substances. This is what separates a sport-market premix from a general supplement ingredient.

Each commercial batch CoA we issue documents: declared nutrient levels versus target specification, heavy metal results (arsenic, cadmium, lead, mercury) from NABL-accredited laboratories, microbiological status, and — for sports nutrition batches — the outcome of WADA Prohibited List screening. The CoA is issued per batch, not per product or per year. This matters because contamination can enter at any point — a raw material substitution, a cleaning failure, a cross-contamination event. A batch-level CoA means every shipment your brand receives carries its own independent test evidence, which is the documentation standard Informed Sport and NSF auditors expect when they review your ingredient supply chain.

Both Informed Sport (operated by LGC Group) and NSF Certified for Sport require brands to demonstrate ingredient-level risk management, not just finished-product testing. A premix supplier with documented prohibited-substance screening, NABL-accredited CoAs, and a contamination-control programme satisfies the ingredient risk-management requirements in both certification schemes. Our documentation is structured to be audit-ready — batch records, screening data, and declarations of manufacturing controls can be submitted directly as part of your Informed Sport or NSF certification application.

No — they are related but distinct. WADA Prohibited List screening is a testing methodology: it checks whether a substance is present above a detection threshold. Informed Sport certification is a third-party verified programme (run by LGC Group) that certifies a specific product batch has been tested using that methodology, with results independently verified and the manufacturing environment audited. NutraX Biotech provides WADA-consistent screening and audit-ready batch documentation; the brand applies for Informed Sport certification separately, using our test data as part of its ingredient evidence file. We support that process — we do not apply for product-level certification on a brand's behalf.

Screening covers the major prohibited classes relevant to micronutrient premix contamination risk: anabolic agents (including synthetic androgens and selective androgen receptor modulators), stimulants (amphetamines, ephedra-class compounds, methylhexaneamine and related), diuretics and masking agents, and hormone peptides at trace levels. Detection limits are set to satisfy WADA minimum required performance limits (MRPLs) where defined, and to the lower levels required by Informed Sport and NSF for substances without an MRPL. The full substance list is available as part of our testing documentation package, supplied on request alongside the batch CoA.