HASTA Certified Supplements
Independently batch-tested against the WADA prohibited substances list — for athletes who can’t afford to leave it to chance.
Accuracy note. This page lists only the products in our catalogue that are tagged as HASTA certified by their brand. It is not a blanket certification of every ApexVita product. Certification status can change — always verify directly with the brand for sport-specific drug testing requirements. General information only, not medical advice.
What Is HASTA Certification?
HASTA (Human and Supplement Testing Australia) is an independent Australian certification body for sports supplements. To carry HASTA certification, a product must have multiple batch samples tested for substances on the WADA (World Anti-Doping Agency) prohibited list, and the supplier must maintain an audited quality-assurance process — with every new batch re-tested to keep the certification current.
For competitive or drug-tested athletes, that batch-by-batch testing regime is the main practical difference between a HASTA-certified product and a standard supplement: it's an extra, independently verified layer of assurance about banned-substance contamination risk.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does HASTA certified mean?
HASTA (Human and Supplement Testing Australia) is an independent Australian certification body. A HASTA-certified product has been batch-tested and screened against the WADA prohibited substances list, giving athletes in drug-tested sports extra assurance about what is — and isn’t — in the product.
Are all ApexVita products HASTA certified?
No. Only the specific products listed on this page currently carry HASTA certification, based on the certifications disclosed by their brands. Always check the individual product label and brand website for the most current certification status before relying on it for a drug-tested sport.
Why does HASTA certification matter?
Supplements aren’t required to be tested for banned substances before sale in Australia, so cross-contamination during manufacturing is a real risk. Independent batch testing gives competitive and drug-tested athletes a documented way to reduce that risk.
Is HASTA the same as TGA approval?
No. The TGA (Therapeutic Goods Administration) regulates the supplement industry generally, while HASTA is a separate, voluntary, sport-specific certification focused on banned-substance testing. A product can be a normal, compliant Australian supplement without being HASTA certified.