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Product Launches
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Latest From Wellness & Launches
Why Are UK CBD Brands Pivoting Into Functional Mushroom Supplements?
Ongoing regulatory issues and restrictive marketing rules are prompting CBD brands to pivot to functional mushrooms, the market for which in the UK is predicted to reach a value of £62m by 2025. With both reportedly offering cognitive health benefits, marketing mushrooms and CBD makes good strategic sense, explains Nootro Group CEO Cary Holmes in this HBW Insight deep dive.
Bausch + Lomb Spreads Into US Cosmetics Market, Extends Lumify Brand With Eye Illuminations Line
Canadian firm launches US sales of Lumify Eye Illuminations 3-in-1 Micellar Cleansing Water and Eye Makeup Remover, Nourishing Lash & Brow Serum and Hydra-Gel Brightening Eye Cream. Each product contains hyaluronic acid, a fluid in eyes and joints which acts as a cushion and lubricant.
Nestlé Partner Valbiotis Hails Trial Results For Prediabetes Supplement
Valbiotis and Nestlé Health Science plan to launch in 2024 a dietary supplement targeted at sufferers of prediabetes and type-2 diabetes following positive results from a recent study which showed the product's efficacy on key markers of glucose metabolism.
Advertising Campaigns
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Latest From Wellness & Ad Campaigns
Message Clear For Xylitol Nasal Spray Firm Xlear: ‘Capitalize’ On FDA’s Oral Phenylephrine Doubts
“Pharmaceuticals have their place, and many do wonderful things for health, but the science of nasal hygiene is clear,” says marketing director Joel Melton.
Get To Know: Rising UK Effervescent Wellness Star Phizz
London-based start-up Phizz markets in the UK's busy wellness category effervescent products that it claims effectively hydrate while also providing essential vitamins and minerals.
Over The Counter Special: OTC Marketing Awards Judge On What Makes A Standout Entry, With PAGB's Michelle Riddalls
In this special podcast episode, we speak to PAGB CEO Michelle Riddalls about her role as an OTC Marketing Awards judge and what makes a good entry in her extensive experience. Having spent two decades working in some of the world's largest OTC companies, and now heading up the UK’s OTC industry association which plays an important role in reviewing members' marketing campaigns before they go live, Riddalls is well placed to offer advice to companies working on their entries. Making submissions UK-specific, data-driven but also inclusive of all the creativity that teams bring to a launch or campaign are some of the pointers Riddalls shares with us. Friday 1 September is the entry deadline for the 2023 Awards, which take place at the Royal Lancaster London on Thursday 23 November. If you are interested in entering, head over to Citeline’s 2023 UK OTC Marketing Awards website.
Advertising Enforcement
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Latest From Wellness & Ad Complaints
Message Clear For Xylitol Nasal Spray Firm Xlear: ‘Capitalize’ On FDA’s Oral Phenylephrine Doubts
“Pharmaceuticals have their place, and many do wonderful things for health, but the science of nasal hygiene is clear,” says marketing director Joel Melton.
FTC Health Claims Guidance ‘Lacks Legal Basis,’ Conflicts With FDA’s Supplement Regulations – CRN
“There is no bright-line requirement that a company possess randomized, controlled clinical studies before making so-called ‘health benefit’ claims for dietary supplements,” CRN states in petition. FTC, however, says it “makes no bright-line distinctions between categories of health-related products or claims.”
MacuHealth Asserts ‘Rigorous Process’ In Research Supporting Claims, But No Bill Of Health From NAD
“MacuHealth believes challenged claims are thoroughly supported by the multitude of peer reviewed, published scientific studies” but NAD review on Vision Elements challenge finds firm’s research doesn’t support its claims.
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