Thursday, January 19, 2012 12:12:40 AM
I'm with Codie on this issue, MSLP needs to address it quickly so they don't run into any troubles with NSF. I think NSF is one of the main reasons that assault does so well. But on the other side, I don't think we have to worry about MSLP putting illegal substances in their products. On both Assault and Combat powder (and I'm sure all their products, I can only confirm the 2 I have) it says manufactured in a cGMP and NSF certified facility right next to the barcode. According to the questions answered by NSF, when the products are manufactured in such a facility, the maker is allowed to use the cGMP marker but the NSF logo cannot be used unless that product is specifically approved with NSF. I don't believe a lawsuit will arise out of this since illegal substances should not be in the products but I do think a problem could arise from NSF having issues with MSLP and that's where I have issues because I feel NSF is where MSLP's products get their credibility.
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