Cricketer KL Rahul has launched the “H-Tested Program” on HyugaLife.com, with the primary goal of promoting a greater awareness of health and well-being. This innovative initiative guarantees that all products featured on the platform not only adhere to their stated nutritional claims but also maintain a stringent standard of heavy metal-free content.
Sharing his thoughts he said, “Collaborating with HyugaLife.com for the H-Tested Program holds a deep sense of gratification for me. My utmost priority lies in the realm of holistic health, and the profound significance of comprehending the substances that become a part of my physique cannot be overstated. This innovative program resonates with the values of uncompromising quality and absolute transparency, which are principles I hold in high regard.”
In order to attain the H-Tested badge, every product featured on HyugaLife.com undergoes a rigorous three-step evaluation process. Firstly, an NABL-certified independent laboratory conducts a thorough examination of the product to confirm its alignment with the nutritional information provided on the label.
Upon meeting the stringent criteria of the H-Tested Program, products are awarded the badge. This badge is prominently displayed on each product page, allowing customers to access a comprehensive laboratory report, empowering them to make well-informed decisions.
Anvi Shah, Founder and CEO of HyugaLife.com explains, “The H-Tested Program is an extension of our dedication to build trust and authenticity. We aim to empower our customers to make educated decisions regarding their health. KL Rahul’s involvement inspires us to amplify health consciousness across the nation and bring about positive shifts in the health & wellness sector.”
The startup, Co-Founded by Shah and former Naykaa CFO Sachin Parikh along with Neehar Modi, provides an extensive range of more than 6,000 health and wellness products. Additionally, it has previously collaborated with actress Katrina Kaif.
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