New Products

NEW YORK — Part of the next step in the collaboration between Perfect Corp. and L’Oreal is to bring iconic beauty brand Lancôme Paris, to AR-powered YouCam Makeup.

LOS ANGELES — EZC Pak earlier this week announced distribution of its immune support pack that targets the overuse of antibiotics in colds and flu through Cardinal Health. The agreement supports EZC Pak's expansion into pharmacies and health systems, the company stated.

EZC Pak is an OTC immune support supplement formulated with certified organic ingredients including echinacea, zinc and vitamin C.

ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N.J. — Unilever’s Pure Leaf tea brand has announced the release of the company’s first home-brewed Matcha tea. Sourced from the Rainforest Alliance Certified tea states in Kagoshimama, Japan, the brand will offer the tea sachets in two flavors — Pure Matcha and Matcha with Ginger

OAK BROOK, Ill. — Retractable Technologies earlier this month won the Drug Store News/ECRM Buyers’ Choice Award for its VanishPoint syringes, blood collection products, and IV catheters during the recent ECRM Diabetes/Clinical Programs, Chronic Care Management & Adherence Solutions EPPS, held here.

The finalist was Smart Meter for its iGlucose Diabetes Solution.

PURCHASE, N.Y. — Fully embracing the cooler temperatures ahead, PepsiCo's Frito-Lay division has launched two new flavors from the SunChips and Smartfoods brands.

Consumers will now be able to indulge in the fall seasonings with SunChips Sweet Potato and Smartfood Delight Rosemary and Olive Oil snacks.

New York — Affordable at-home gel manicures from Le Mini Macaron are now available for purchase in over 1,000 Ulta Beauty stores nationwide. This partnership marks the brand’s first entry into the U.S. marketplace. It has already launched overseas with availability in Sephora Middle East, Sephora China, Sephora Spain and luxury department stores in Canada, Switzerland, Italy, Hong Kong and France.

Los Angeles-based EZC Pak has helped physicians reduce the number of antibiotics prescribed during initial visits, and is setting its sights on the consumer health market.

STAMFORD, Conn. — Scientists and skin experts have joined forces to design a 3-in-1 facial skincare tool called the Philips VisaPure Advanced. Interchangeable attachments on the device will allow consumers to maximize their skincare routine with precise cleaning and massaging while reducing the visibility of pores, the company said.