Aug 23, 2022
Wellness Brand Will Promote its Health Patches to Retail Buyers in September
(PRUnderground) August 22nd, 2022

Aging Healthy Month in September is a time for seniors to educate themselves about all aspects of growing older.
“How can seniors help themselves grow gracefully,” said Todd Hewitt, director and co-founder of KOOL for Men. “Of course, you should have annual physicals. Seniors also need to live healthy lifestyles.”
Hewitt said there are several tips to live healthy lives, including:
“You should also be more proactive about your health by understanding nutrition,” he added. “In today’s hurried society, it is easy to eat unhealthy foods. Malnutrition in seniors is a growing problem.”
KOOL for Men has developed patches to help people with their health, including:
“We developed our patches to help people with everyday health challenges,” said Carlos Calvo Rodriguez, director and co-founder of the company. “As people grow older, they often have problems with joint mobility and joint pain, which is why we have a patch just for aches and pains.”
Calvo Rodriguez said KOOL for Men’s patches also provide relief for people with stress, weakened immune systems, fatigue, and male endurance.
This year KOOL for Men is expanding its retail distribution in the U.S.
“Next month, we will be meeting with buyers from large and small retail chains at ECRM’s “Vitamin, Weight Management, and Sports Nutrition Program,” Hewitt and Calvo Rodriguez said.
ECRM brings buyers and brands with new products together for private meetings. Buyers attending the ECRM event represent regional and national food, drug, and mass chains.
KOOL for Men does not use animals to test its products, which are also free of gluten, sulfates, parabens, phthalates, polyethylene glycol, petroleum byproducts, or synthetic perfumes and fragrances.
The company also donates a portion of its sales to support the GO Campaign, an organization that provides children around the world with access to education, medical care, shelter, food, clean water, and enrichment.
To purchase KOOL for Men products, visit Walmart.com or Amazon.
Disclaimer: The statements made regarding these products have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This press release is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Please check with your doctor. The news site hosting this press release is not associated with KOOL for Men. It is merely publishing a press release announcement submitted by a company, without any stated or implied endorsement of the product or service.
About KOOL for Men
As a modern, active, intentional man, KOOL for Men knows you are constantly striving to live your best life. Whether personally or professionally, your mission is to make a positive impact on both the world around you and yourself. Your goal is to look better, feel better, perform better, do better, and live better. We are here to help with our innovative line of clean, effective products specifically designed for you.
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