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  • Giving new meaning to ‘all-in-one’

    NEW YORK — The Winning Combination this summer launched Vitamints, a vitamin and mint combination that helps consumers meet their recommended dietary intakes and freshen breath at the same time. One tablet taken four times daily helps provide the recommended daily allowance of several vitamins and minerals. Vitamints are available in five varieties, including immunity health, energy, calm, focus and a multi for women.

  • N.Y.C. New York Color gets chubby

    NEW YORK — No bleeding or feathering! That’s just one of the great things about the new City Proof  Twistable Intense Lip Color by N.Y.C. New York Color.   

    Packaged in a twistable chubby stick, this lip color is highly pigmented and will outline lips without bleeding or feathering. It is available in twelve shades and promises to last for up to five hours.

    These products will be available on retail shelves in March and will retail for $2.99 each.

  • Manis go mobile

    NEW YORK — Want to flaunt the results of your at-home mani?

    Mani Diaries is a free iPhone app that allows users to track, manage and share their manicures and pedicures. It is basically social media for nails.

  • Affordable luxury with charity twist

    MARINA DEL REY, Calif. — Consumers who purchase the ultra-rich Out of Africa Hand Cream — which is a natural formula made with 20% of unrefined shea butter — contribute 15 cents with each purchase to help provide education to women and children in West Africa. A January relaunch will bring back the vanilla fragrance.

  • Bring on the bling

    RAMON, Calif. — On a journey to bring fun and innovation to the hair accessories segment is TonyTail, which has more than 300 hair accessories and aims to add new products about every six months.

    Products include its Mane Stain temporary hair color, which is simply brushed onto dry hair with an applicator; Clip-n-Dipped Ends, which are color-blended, faux-hair extensions; and iron-on jewels to add sparkle to hair.

  • Surescripts CEO Harry Totonis to step down

    ARLINGTON, Va. — The head of the country's largest e-prescribing network is stepping down, the company said Thursday.

    Surescripts announced that president and CEO Harry Totonis would leave the company in March. Totonis began with the company following its 2008 merger with RxHub.

    Surescripts' board of directors is retaining an executive search firm to find a successor, and a spokeswoman for the company told DSN that it was actively looking for a replacement with Totonis' help, and did not have plans to appoint an interim CEO at this time.

  • Angry Birds multivitamins fly onto market

    LOS ANGELES — Natrol is launching a new line of chewable and gummy multivitamins for children under a license that will better resonate with today’s tablet-toting mom — Angry Birds.               

  • Virgin Pulse launches wearable activity tracking device

    FRAMINGHAM, Mass. — Virgin Pulse on Tuesday introduced Virgin Pulse Max, an engagement and activity tracking device, as well as a new mobile app, Virgin Pulse Mobile. Max directly integrates into the Virgin Pulse software platform, enabling users to create personalized challenges based on individual program goals and track activity such as daily steps, calories burned, distance covered and active minutes of exercise. 

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