Apr 15, 2022
Wellness Brand Plans to Follow Up with Retailers After Meeting with Buyers at ECRM’s “Weight Management, Nutrition, and Vitamin Program
(PRUnderground) April 14th, 2022

SIREN Living, a wellness brand that makes SIREN for women and MAN Plus dietary supplements, plans to follow up with some of the most sought-after retailers after participating in last month’s ECRM’s “Weight Management, Nutrition, and Vitamin Program.”
“We are already on Walmart.com and OneLavi.com, but we want to increase our retail distribution network this year,” said Steven Robinson, a co-founder of JDS Wholesale Ltd. “Now that we have received feedback from the buyers, who represent large and small retail chains in the country, our team will follow up and provide them with any additional information and samples they may need to make a decision.”
Robinson said the timing of the ECRM event coincides with record numbers of American consumers taking dietary supplements.
“Instead of taking generic multivitamins, we have developed supplements that address each gender’s specific needs,” said Jane Culbertson, a co-founder of JDS Wholesale Ltd. “We know there is a difference between men and women, so we developed SIREN Vitality and Wellness and MAN Plus: Health and Vitality.”
Both Robinson and Culbertson said men and women are more concerned today about their health because of COVID-19.
“Everyone wants to be healthy. Everyone wants to look great,” Robinson and Culbertson said. “SIREN and MAN Plus help men and women achieve these goals.”
Retail buyers attending the ECRM event represented both brick-and-mortar stores and e-commerce websites.
Walmart.com and OneLavi.com offer several MAN PLUS and SIREN supplements, but all six products are expected to be online shortly:
SIREN products are gluten-free and contain 100 percent natural ingredients. SIREN: Vitality and Wellness is vegan, while MAN PLUS AND SIREN Summer Skin Plus is vegetarian-friendly.
To purchase SIREN and MAN PLUS products, visit Walmart.com or OneLavi.com, an online boutique for beauty, health, and wellness products.
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 SIREN Living. It is merely publishing a press release announcement submitted by a company, without any stated or implied endorsement of the product or service.
About SIREN LIVING
SIREN Living is a health and wellness company in the United Kingdom that has developed dietary supplements just for women and men: SIREN Living and MAN PLUS, which are available on OneLavi.com and Walmart.com. The supplements are for: Health and Vitality, Hair, Skin, and Nails, and Summer Skin Plus.
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