SFI Foundation Inc. Strengthens Security With Stealth Mark

HOFFMAN ESTATES, IL--(Marketwired - Aug 2, 2016) - Wellness Center USA, Inc. (OTCQB: WCUI), today announced that its wholly‐owned subsidiary, StealthCo, Inc., dba Stealth Mark, is working with SFI Foundation, Inc. (SFI), a non‐profit organization established to issue and administer standards for the quality assurance of specialty performance and racing equipment. The SFI Foundation has served the automotive aftermarket and motorsports industry since 1978 with a system of developing and administering various standards, certifications and testing criteria for use in motorsports. SFI strives to equally serve the manufacturers, consumers, sanctioning bodies, racers and government agencies through fairness, efficiency and respect.

The agreement reached between SFI and Stealth Mark signifies significant advancement in SFI's technology in their certification process, ensuring compliance to SFI quality standards, and to thwart the emergence of counterfeit parts and non‐compliant parts in the motorsports industry. Initial efforts to integrate into SFI's existing processes are already underway and production‐level activities utilizing the complete Stealth Mark™ technology suite, including its software, hardware, and marking systems, are scheduled to commence immediately and expand at various intervals over the coming year.

"Our decision to Stealth Mark™ our label is nothing less than our concern for the safety of racers around the world", stated Jennifer Faye, Vice President of SFI. "With this in mind, it is so very important that we do everything possible to not allow non‐compliant parts on track. We recognize the importance of our role in the racing industry and the team at Stealth Mark shares our passion and respect for motorsports which helps us do our job efficiently and to our fullest potential. We are pleased to be working with them to upgrade and enhance our quality assurance program."

SFI has an international presence with approximately 250 member and affiliate sanctioning bodies and well over 500 individual equipment manufacturers who participate in more than 110 specification programs. The primary users of SFI standards, or specifications (specs), are equipment manufacturers whose products are tested and self‐certified to the appropriate procedures. SFI Specs are included as part of the rules of race sanctioning organizations. Ultimately, the consumer benefits from the SFI program because it establishes recognized levels of performance or quality for a given product which results in a safer racing environment.

"We are honored to work with SFI and to support the important work that the SFI team is doing to keep racers safe," commented Lee Anne Patterson, VP of Sales and Marketing for Stealth Mark. "Our technology is at its best when we are protecting lives threatened by counterfeiters and cut‐rate parts. While drivers accept a certain amount of risk every time they roll on track, we can all still do our part to keep them safe as they push limits of themselves and their cars."

Stealth Mark Intelligent Microparticles are unduplicatable and undetectable to the human eye, providing absolute authentication. They have been successful in both covert and overt operations used primarily for authentication, anti‐counterfeiting and diversion tactics. Stealth Mark is the only Intelligent Microparticles available with virtually unlimited codes and supported by a security management portal, code verification software that is portable, fast and accurate.

About Wellness Center USA, Inc.

Wellness Center USA, Inc. (www.wellnesscenterusa.com) is a hybrid healthcare company that combines best in class technologies, software, devices, providers, protocols, goods, and services. It was created to address important healthcare and wellness needs via breakthrough solutions, all centered around the "well‐being of the body and mind". Wellness Center USA, Inc. is the parent company of three businesses reporting consolidated: Stealth Mark, National Pain Centers, and Psoria‐Shield.

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