New Products

SAN DIEGO - This fall, health expert and mobile health entrepreneur Matt Riemann will introduce his latest product, Shae, a health platform designed to both analyze and interpret incoming data from FitBit, Apple Watch and other wearables to make personalized, real-time health recommendations for the user.

STAMFORD, Conn. -- Philips Sonicare has launched a new innovation in the U.S. dental care aisle.

ISELIN, N.J. - Ansell is parlaying its brand recognition as one of the leading condom manufacturers with Skyn Condoms into a new out-of-the-box venture - performance apparel. The new SkynFeel is a one-of-a-kind conceptual long jump suit for elite athletes that's made of the same condom material that lets a person "feel" everything.

HORSHAM, Pa. -- A California brand is leveraging consumers' growing desires for healthy foods with the national launch of six organic bread varieties.

Eureka! Organic Bread contains no artificial flavors, colors, preservatives or high fructose corn syrup and is USDA Organic and Vegan Certified.

LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y. -- A leader in developing cold-pressed juices and juice drinks for the mass market is launching a new line of certified USDA organic Kombucha Drinks.

BluePrint says its new drinks combine organic cold-pressed juices with fermented tea. 

ANN ARBOR, Mich. - 88 Health Products on Monday introduced FructosAid brand xylose isomerase to address fructose malabsorption. The supplement is available through Swanson Health Products and on Amazon.com.

Previously known as dietary fructose intolerance, fructose malabsorption is a digestive complication that can result in abdominal pain, bloating, gas and diarrhea. While experts suggest that up to one third of the general population may be affected, fructose malabsorption remains an under-recognized health challenge with few over-the-counter solutions.

ST. LOUIS -- Leading kitty litter brand Tidy Cats is launching new and improved versions of its pets products with a little dose of feline humor.

NEW YORK - Cefaly Technology on Monday relanuched its "wearable" for the treatment of migraines after undergoing a massive makeover, the company announced.

Cefaly I, which gained popularity for its unique headband-like shape, is now three-quarters its size, fits in the palm of a person's hand, is rechargeable, uses magnets to stay in place and allows patients more control over the intensity of their daily session. The new Cefaly II, is available exclusively in the United States; it will become available next in Europe in September.