What is Doping?
It refers to the use of substances or medical practices not justified by real clinical needs, capable of altering the body’s physical or psychological conditions to enhance athletic performance artificially
Doping's Origin
The term “Doping” comes from South African slang, where “dope” referred to an alcoholic drink used as a stimulant in traditional rituals.
In the early 1900s, it spread to greyhound and horse racing to describe the illegal stimulation of animals, later extending to human sports to indicate the use of banned substances
Play Sure Doping Free
It is used in the pharmaceutical and nutritional sectors to certify the absence of prohibited substances in products.
Doping regulation is overseen internationally by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), which annually updates the list of banned substances to ensure fair competition.
The certification was created with a dual purpose: to recognize companies committed to promoting an anti-doping culture that respects consumers, and to encourage ethical control of production processes.
This way, it ensures safe and transparent formulations, providing accurate information not only for athletes but also for all consumers who wish to avoid taking prohibited substances
Why a Doping Free Certification
More and more people, not only athletes, use products to enhance performance or promote physical well-being.
Today, doctors and specialists demand maximum transparency regarding the substances used.
The Play Sure Doping Free certification was established to guarantee maximum safety, full traceability, and the complete absence of doping substances in consumer products