Banned Substance Testing for Every Product You Take

NO:NAME Supplements now has its entire 10-product lineup verified by TruShield™ Certified. Tested athletes finally have a fully certified daily stack.

When most people think of banned substance certification, they picture pre-workouts and protein powders. But athletes reach for a lot more than that nowadays, and now the supplement industry is starting to catch up.

NO:NAME Supplements has expanded its partnership with TruShield™ Certified to include its full product lineup: ten products spanning everything from 99.9% pure creatine and essential amino acids to omega-3s, magnesium, super greens, vitamin D3+K2, NMN, hormone support, and beef protein. That’s a certification footprint that looks nothing like the typical “sports nutrition only” approach… and that’s exactly the point.

For tested athletes and anyone serious about what goes into their body, this expansion is worth paying attention to. If you’re not already following TruShield’s developments, sign up for alerts below before we get into the details:

The Problem: Athletes Don’t Just Take Pre-Workout

Ask any elite athlete or their dietitian what’s in their daily stack, and you’ll get a list that goes well beyond protein and creatine. Magnesium for sleep and recovery. Vitamin D3 with K2 for bone health and immunity. Omega-3s for inflammation support and cardiovascular health. Greens powders and B vitamins. NAD+ precursors like NMN. They’d even love to try some hormone support formulas.

TruShield™ Certified brings WADA-level banned substance testing to supplements. Led by Lori Bestervelt (who created NSF 173 & Certified for Sport), it tests for 400+ banned substances using the same lab sports organizations trust when athletes test positive.

The 2026 sports landscape makes this a serious issue. NCAA athletes, military and tactical athletes, and high schoolers competing under drug-testing programs all face the same strict liability: anything in your system is your responsibility, regardless of where it came from. As we covered in our 2026 WADA Prohibited List article, this year’s updates explicitly added BAM15, modafinil analogues, and other research chemicals that have been showing up in consumer products marketed far outside the traditional sports nutrition aisle.

Most certification programs weren’t designed with this reality in mind. They test sports supplements and not much else. TruShield™ was built differently: its testing scope covers finished products of all kinds, which is precisely why a brand like NO:NAME makes sense as a showcase partner.

NO:NAME Supplements: The “No BS” Brand

NO:NAME launched out of frustration with the supplement industry’s habit of hiding behind proprietary blends, vague claims, and flashy labels that don’t reflect what’s actually in the bottle. The brand’s ethos is direct: No Name, No Bullshit. Every batch gets tested. Every ingredient is listed clearly. The company has 20-plus years of formulating experience behind it and works with PhD researchers and elite coaches in its development process.

That kind of commitment to transparency made TruShield™ a natural fit. NO:NAME already tests each batch internally; adding TruShield’s 400+ banned substance panel through a WADA-experienced ISO 17025 laboratory puts those claims into an independently verified context that tested athletes actually need.

10 Certified Products Across the Whole Stack

The full NO:NAME lineup now certified through TruShield covers a wide range of daily use categories:

WADA’s 2026 prohibited list is now in effect. New banned substances include BAM15, flmodafinil, and fladrafinil–all found in supplements. One contaminated product can end an Olympic career. Testing depth matters more than ever.

• NO:NAME Pure Creatine, 99.9% Monohydrate – the most researched performance ingredient in history, now verified clean for tested athletes
• NO:NAME Refined Aminos – a clinically dosed nine-EAA blend including BCAAs for recovery and hydration
• NO:NAME Premium Beef Protein (Chocolate) – sourced from premium-grade beef and fortified with hydrolyzed collagen peptides
• NO:NAME Premium Magnesium with GABA & L-Theanine – sleep, recovery, and stress support; the kind of product many athletes take nightly without thinking twice about certification
• NO:NAME Premium Omega with CoQ10 & Astaxanthin – high-potency EPA and DHA paired with antioxidant support; fish oil is a category with a documented contamination history
• NO:NAME Premium Super Greens – juice-powder based greens with adaptogenic mushrooms for daily micronutrient coverage
• NO:NAME Optimal Vitamin D3 + K2 – two essential nutrients in bioavailable forms, targeting bone and cardiovascular health
• NO:NAME Essential B Vitamins with Folate & Anhydrous Betaine – energy metabolism and cognitive support
• NO:NAME Pure NMN with Resveratrol – a 500mg NMN plus 500mg trans-resveratrol longevity formula
• NO:NAME Hormone Care – a clinically dosed estrogen control formula with three patented adaptogenic herbs and two patented minerals

Those last two categories are worth noting. Longevity products and hormone support formulas are increasingly popular among both recreational and competitive users… and they’re exactly the kind of products that often fly under the certification radar. For any tested athlete using an adaptogen or hormone-modulating formula, having a clean certification from a lab that actually works with sports organizations carries real weight.

Why TruShield Is the Right Fit for This Category

As Thane Campbell, COO of SMRTL, explained in PricePlow Podcast Episode #193, when athletes test positive and implicate a supplement, sports organizations don’t send samples to general certification labs. They send them to SMRTL, the WADA-experienced laboratory behind TruShield. That distinction matters more when the product in question is a greens powder or a vitamin D capsule than when it’s a pre-workout — because those are the products no one expects to be a problem.

TruShield tests for over 400 banned substances, including entire drug classes like glucocorticoids and HIF stabilizers that other programs don’t cover. It operates on a lot-by-lot basis, so every batch that reaches consumers has been individually verified, not just a representative sample from an initial review. And because TruShield focuses exclusively on banned substance testing rather than bundling it with GMPs and label claim, brands that already have solid quality systems can layer it on without redundancy.

Lori Bestervelt, Ph.D., creator of the NSF 173 standard, and Thane Campbell from SMRTL introduce TruShield Certified, testing supplements for over 400 banned substances using WADA-level methodologies on Episode #193 of the PricePlow Podcast.

NO:NAME’s full line showing up on the TruShield certified products page sends a clear message: with the 2026 WADA list now in effect and the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics underway, the conversation about supplement safety has to include everything an athlete puts in their body.

Protect Your Brand. Protect Your Performance.

TruShield™ does one thing: banned substance testing, and only banned substance testing. That singular focus is a feature, not a limitation. By concentrating exclusively on the 400+ substance panel that matters to tested athletes and the sports organizations that oversee them, TruShield delivers a depth of coverage that bundled programs simply can’t match.

This means brands can protect their reputation from the contamination incidents which would unravel years of goodwill overnight. And for athletes, it means knowing that every certified lot was verified by the same lab that sports organizations trust when careers are actually on the line.

In short: Protect your brand. Protect your performance.

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