Frequently Asked Questions
The American Hydrogen Health Association (AHHA) is the first and only self-regulatory organization dedicated to raising standards and credibility in the hydrogen health industry. By becoming a member, your company:
- Gains instant credibility as part of an association that upholds ethical practices and transparency.
- Connects with industry leaders, researchers, and innovators in the hydrogen health space.
- Helps shape the future of industry standards, ensuring fair and responsible growth.
- May Be featured in press releases.
- Gains voting rights and participate in committees.
- Helps establish guidelines, regulations, and industry policies, including membership tiers, board structure, code of conduct, and standards
As a member, there are many benefits that will be voted and agreed upon. Some of these benefits may include the following:
✔ Industry Recognition – Be featured in the AHHA directory and showcase your commitment to high standards.
✔ Exclusive Insights – Receive quarterly reports, research updates, and market trends.
✔ Marketing Opportunities – Gain exposure through AHHA campaigns, events, and press coverage.
✔ Professional Networking – Connect with top industry professionals and like-minded businesses.
✔ Priority Access – Participate in AHHA-led initiatives and certification programs.
✔ Education & Thought Leadership – Attend monthly webinars, roundtables, and in-person events; contribute to newsletters, white papers, and blog posts.
✔ Visibility – Option to be featured on the AHHA homepage and in the member directory.
✔ Collaboration – Future access to specialized committees to shape industry goals.
✔ Credibility – Uphold strict marketing and performance standards to stand out in the market.
✔ Lab Results & Certifications – Display verified results on the AHHA website for added trust.
✔ Event Access – Certain membership tiers receive discounted or complimentary admission to in-person events.
✔ Product Certification – Members can certify their products through H2 Analytics.
✔ Industry Support – Join a united front against bad actors to strengthen the industry’s credibility.
✔ Lobbying & Advocacy – Leverage collective influence to push for research, publicity, and industry recognition.
AHHA supports all businesses and organizations in the hydrogen health ecosystem, including:
- Brands and distributors of hydrogen health products.
- Manufacturers of hydrogen health products.
- Researchers and scientists focused on hydrogen therapy.
- Health practitioners and wellness professionals integrating hydrogen into their practices.
- Innovators and startups developing cutting-edge hydrogen-based technologies.
By joining AHHA, your company demonstrates a commitment to integrity, transparency, and safety in the hydrogen health industry which highlight your alignment with trusted standards, helping you stand out in the market and build consumer confidence.
Membership starts at $500. For a limited time, founding members will:
- Be featured in press releases.
- Gain voting rights and participate in committees.
- Help establish guidelines, regulations, and industry policies, including membership tiers, board structure, code of conduct, and standards.
Pricing tiers and benefits are subject to change as the association grows.
Becoming an AHHA member is a simple process:
- Submit Payment – To join, send your $500 membership fee to AHHA.
- Acknowledge Membership Terms – By submitting payment, you agree that:
- Your payment is final and non-refundable.
- You gain voting rights and the ability to participate in decision-making processes.
- Membership decisions are made democratically—while all members can suggest changes and vote, the majority vote will determine final policies.
- Participate in Governance – The AHHA Board and Committee members will draft official agreements, regulations, and industry standards. Members will have the opportunity to propose changes and vote on final decisions.
Important Note: Some membership tiers may require meeting specific industry standards. For example, if the majority votes that a certain tier requires products to meet IHSA criteria, companies that do not meet these standards may not qualify for that tier.
AHHA (American Hydrogen Health Association) is an industry association that develops self-regulated standards for businesses based on the best available evidence. AHHA recognizes MHI’s research as a foundation for setting ethical guidelines and best practices in the industry.
MHI (Molecular Hydrogen Institute) provides scientific research, education, and certifications related to hydrogen health. AHHA members may refer to MHI’s certifications as part of establishing industry-wide requirements for product quality and transparency.
International Hydrogen Standards Association (IHSA) works on standardization efforts and guidelines.
AHHA is an industry-led association that applies scientific research to create practical industry guidelines and self-governing policies for ethical business practices.
AHHA was founded to unify the hydrogen health industry, set quality standards, and ensure consumer trust. Without a self-regulating body, the industry risks misinformation, low-quality products, and ethical concerns.
Right now, founding members (H2 brands/products) can join for only $500. Costs, requirements, and policies will be shaped after joining.
AHHA is funded through membership dues
Membership requirements will be determined through a democratic voting process by founding members. However, members must adhere to AHHA’s code of conduct and industry standards decided upon by its members.
If the members agree to different tiers, then yes. This is completely up to the founding members how the tiers, costs, and benefits are structured.
To be decided by the founding members.
To be determined by the founding members. Proposed policies and documents will be presented to founding members for comment prior to a vote.
AHHA develops industry-wide standards for product quality, scientific validation, ethical marketing, and research best practices. These standards are determined through scientific research, industry consensus, and input from MHI, IHSA, and other experts, with final policies voted on by members. As a self-regulating association, AHHA enforces compliance through warnings, probation, public delisting, or membership revocation, with penalties decided democratically by members. Companies voluntarily agree to uphold these standards, ensuring integrity and accountability within the industry.
You can see the current interim board of directors here. Ultimately, all decisions will be voted upon by the dues-paying members of AHHA.
- Building the association’s infrastructure (website, bank account, legal recognition).
- Growing membership and onboarding founding companies.
- Voting on initial objectives (e.g., standards, code of conduct, penalties).
Learn more here.
