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  • Crème of Nature adds more options for naturally curly hair

    JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Colomer Beauty Brands’ Crème of Nature is expanding its portfolio with the new Crème of Nature with Argan Oil for Curls products.

    The line is comprised of four new products: Crème of Nature with Argan Oil from Morocco Pudding Perfect, Twirling Custard, Moisturizing Milk Masque and Butter-licious Curls. The products are priced at $8.99 each.

  • Peeps & Co. adds a dollop of fudge to its classics

    BETHLEHEM, Pa. — Peeps & Co. announced the infusion of gourmet fudge into its products, which include Peeps, Mike and Ike, and Goldenberg's Peanut Chews. The company's retail outlet, located in Bethlehem, Pa., will feature the new fudge creations, as well as an assortment of candy, apparel and merchandise.

    The Peeps & Co. gourmet fudge selections include:

  • AsthmaMD launches AsthmaMD Peak Flow Meter

    ORLANDO, Fla. — AsthmaMD recently launched its first retail product, the AsthmaMD Peak Flow Meter. The AsthmaMD Peak Flow Meter works with the newest AsthmaMD app and MyAsthmaMD secure cloud portal for physicians to help asthma patients more accurately track symptoms and medication adherence to preempt an attack. The multi-tiered asthma management program integrates physician-prescribed asthma action plans individualized to the patient into a simple process, the company stated.

  • CōTZ Face Natural Skin Tone SPF 40 aims to go beyond sun protection

    NEW YORK — CōTZ Face Natural Skin Tone SPF 40 is sun protection with a special little something inside — a natural tint that is designed to be universally flattering to all complexions.

    CōTZ Face Natural Skin Tone SPF 40 delivers a light texture and sheer, matte finish that layers invisibly under makeup. Its weightless mineral formula enhances natural skin tone, provides discreet coverage and leaves no residue, the company stated.

  • Boulder Canyon introduces 'on-trend' chip

    PHOENIX — Boulder Canyon Foods, a snack food manufacturer, on Tuesday introduced Ancient Grains, a whole-grain snack chip that combines grains and seeds to create a healthy snacking experience, the company said.

    Ancient Grains blends together quinoa, millet, chia, amaranth, brown rice, brown teff and sorghum to create a chip that is thin, but hearty, the company said. The chip is then seasoned with garlic, red pepper, cumin and topped with sea salt.

  • Takeda's Entyvio approved to treat moderately to severely active ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease

    DEERFIELD, Ill. — Takeda Pharmaceutical on Tuesday announced that the Food and Drug Administration simultaneously approved a new biologic therapy, Entyvio (vedolizumab), for the treatment of adults with moderately to severely active ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease.

  • Online name-change service for brides gains distribution through Rite Aid

    WASHINGTON — MissNowMrs.com, an online name-change service created to simplify the name-change process for brides, on Tuesday announced a deal with Rite Aid making MissNowMrs.com gift cards available in nearly 4,600 Rite Aid locations nationwide. The MissNowMrs.com gift cards will sell for $29.95.

  • Cleveland Clinic, HealthSpot to expand healthcare access via walk-in kiosks

    CLEVELAND — Cleveland Clinic and HealthSpot are looking to form a joint venture that will offer patients convenient, alternative options to access health care through HealthSpot's virtual walk-in kiosks.
     

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