Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about publishing with USANA News.
Frequently Asked Questions
About USANA News
What is USANA News?
USANA News is an Australian owned and operated press release platform covering health, wellness and supplements. We publish announcements from brands, practitioners, researchers and organisations, and make them easy for readers to find by topic.
Is USANA News affiliated with USANA Health Sciences?
No. USANA News is an independent publication and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to USANA Health Sciences or any of its products.
What topics do you cover?
We cover five areas: Anti-Aging, Brain Health, General Health, Gut Health and Joint Health. If your release fits more than one, we’ll place it in the most relevant category.
Who reads USANA News?
Our readers are people interested in health and wellness, along with industry professionals and anyone following developments in supplements and healthy living.
Who can submit a press release?
Supplement and wellness brands, clinics and practitioners, researchers, PR and marketing agencies, retailers, distributors, and health organisations and nonprofits can all submit.
How do I submit a release?
Go to our Submit Press Release page, complete the form, and add your release text and any supporting images. Our editorial team will review it and let you know the outcome.
What makes a good press release?
A good release is factual, clearly written and genuinely newsworthy. Lead with the news itself, such as a launch, a study result or a new service. Include who, what, when and where, and add a company boilerplate and contact details. Avoid hype and promotional language.
Can I include images or links?
Yes. You can include relevant images and links to your website or sources. All images must be yours to use or properly licensed, and links should be relevant to the story.
Do you write the press release for me?
We don’t write releases from scratch, but our editors may suggest edits for clarity, structure and compliance.
Is every release reviewed before it’s published?
Yes. Every submission is read by our editorial team for accuracy, clarity and compliance with our standards before it goes live.
How long does review and publishing take?
Complex releases or those needing changes may take longer.
Why might my release be declined or edited?
We may decline or ask for changes to releases that:
- Make unsubstantiated or misleading health claims
- Present a product as a cure, treatment or guaranteed result
- Read as advertising rather than news
- Contain misinformation, spam or plagiarised material
- Breach copyright or another party’s rights
We’ll tell you what needs fixing so you can resubmit.
Can I edit or remove my release after it’s published?
Contact us with your request. Minor corrections are usually straightforward. Removal requests are considered case by case.
Will my release be labelled as a press release?
Yes. Press release and sponsored content is clearly identified so readers know it comes from the organisation, not our editorial team.