Xtend-Life Group Limited
Hardik Ahuja is a seasoned professional in quality assurance and product development, currently serving as a QA at Xtend-Life Group Limited since November 2022, where responsibilities include internal auditing, GMP auditing, and product testing. Prior experience includes roles as a Quality and Technical Officer at O2B Healthy Ltd, Technical Product Manager at Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology, and various positions in project management and consultancy. Hardik has a diverse educational background with a Post Graduate Short Course in Medicine from Harvard Medical School, a Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration from Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology, and a Bachelor of Pharmacy from Amity University.
Xtend-Life Group Limited
Xtend-Life is one of New Zealand’s most trusted premium supplements, superfoods and skin-care companies. Shipping directly to over 400,000 customers in over 40 countries worldwide we pride ourselves in producing the highest quality, effective supplements, superfoods and skin-care ranges. Quality and purity of our raw ingredients are at the heart of all of our products. Our unique blends are inspired by the best of what nature has to offer teamed with clinically proven results to create our highly effective range of Supplements, Skincare and Superfoods. Our products provide a foundation for strong health and improved appearance. We believe the future is in preventative health, prevention is better than cure. Our goal is to empower and educate individuals to care for their health and that of their families. Xtend-Life supplements and superfoods will provide targeted nourishment to your cells and organs to help correct nutrient deficiencies and imbalances in your body. Nutrient deficiencies and imbalances are believed by many scientists to be the cause of all ailments and premature aging due to the degradation of your DNA. Unlike most other supplement companies we manufacture and dispatch the products we develop from a purpose built facility in Christchurch, New Zealand. Both the facility and processes are registered and audited by the local council authority Environmental Health Licensing unit, directly responsible to the New Zealand Ministry of Health.