Nutritional Supplements Clause Samples
The Nutritional Supplements clause sets out the rules and requirements regarding the use, provision, or regulation of dietary supplements within the scope of an agreement. Typically, this clause may specify which supplements are permitted or prohibited, outline standards for quality and safety, or require disclosure of supplement use, especially in contexts like sports, healthcare, or food services. Its core function is to ensure compliance with relevant health and safety standards, minimize risks associated with supplement use, and provide clarity for all parties regarding acceptable practices.
Nutritional Supplements. In cases where it is medically necessary due to illness or a concomitant medical condition, nutritional supplements are a covered benefit when these products are prescribed by a physician as the sole source of nutrition either orally or by tube feeding. The following conditions must be met prior to approval:
Nutritional Supplements. Each Club shall be required to provide certain categories of NSF Certified for Sport nutritional supplements to all 25-man roster Players during the championship season (including while on the road), all 40-man roster Players during the off-season and Spring Training, its AAA affiliates during the championship season, and to any Player who becomes a free agent under Article XIX or Article XX (limit one off-season if the free agent does not sign a Major League contract), as determined by the SCAC.
Nutritional Supplements. If nutritional supplements under the Cystic Fibrosis Program are dispensed, the prescription charge shall be the lesser of:
(i) the manufacturer’s suggested retail price; or
(ii) the usual and customary charge for nutritional supplements on the dispensing date.
Nutritional Supplements. In cases where it is medically necessary due to illness or a concomitant medical condition, nutritional supplements are a covered benefit when these products are prescribed by a physician as the sole source of nutrition either orally or by tube feeding. The following conditions must be met prior to approval:
(1) The individual must have an oropharyngeal or gastrointestinal disorder resulting in oesophageal dysfunction or dysphagia (i.e. neuromuscular disorder); or
(2) The individual must have a maldigestion or malabsorption or significant stomach failure where food is not tolerated (i.e. pancreatic insufficiency); or
(3) The individual must have a primary diagnosis of cancer and beactively receiving chemotherapy, radiation therapy or palliative care. The benefit will be limited to the lesser of 220 servings or $500.00 per year and available only when the individual would qualify for the Nursing Services benefit. All applicable Provincial and Federal government assistance must be applied for prior to consideration for coverage and an assessment and re-evaluation of the patient's condition must be done on a semi- annual basis. Exclusions under this program include but are not limited to prescribed weight loss in the treatment of obesity, food allergies, body building, meal replacement, convenience, or as a replacement to breast feeding. Individuals that are able to tolerate some solid foods and require only supplementation in addition to food will not be eligible for this benefit.
Nutritional Supplements. Nutritional Supplements shall be provided and billed at the rate of $1.9747 each.