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GMP Compliance
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The GMP Certification Program is developed to verify
compliance of suppliers of dietary supplements with
a standardized set of good manufacturing practices (GMPs)
developed by NNFA. This program is based upon third
party inspections of member suppliers and comprehensive
audits of their GMP programs in the areas of Personnel,
Plant and Grounds, Sanitation, Equipment, Quality Operations,
Production and Process Controls, and Warehouse, Distribution,
and Post-Distribution Practices. This program ensures
that all elements of the manufacturing process are reviewed
to provide reasonable assurance that processes are sufficiently
controlled so that compounds meet their purported quality.
Member suppliers that meet minimum NNFA GMPs standards
and have received an "A" compliance rating after an
NNFA GMP audit will be entitled to apply for certification
and use of the NNFA GMP certification mark. NNFA certification
and display of the GMP certification mark demonstrate
to retailers, consumers and the public-at-large that
compounds have been manufactured using good manufacturing
practices and bring a means of self-assessment to the
dietary supplement industry.
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* These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and
are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, mitigate or prevent any disease.
OTC GH-2000 is produced according to the guidelines of the HPUS
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