wellness tech

CUDIS smart rings

Cudis, a Crypto Smart Ring, Teams With UCLA Athletics

CUDIS smart rings leverage blockchain verification technology to give users "complete ownership" of their health data.

higherdose red light therapy mask

These Wellness Tech & Recovery Products Are Driving the Market

The wellness market is booming, with brands revolutionizing longevity and recovery through contrast therapy, red light technology, and more.

Alphabeats, Muse Bring Brain-Wave Wearables to the Masses

The new partnership makes alphabeat's music-based mental training platform available on Muse EEG headbands.

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Daxko, 4GLOBAL Offer Data Tools for Nonprofit Wellness Centers

A new partnership between Daxko and 4GLOBAL aims to help wellness organizations measure their impact and secure funding.

Oura Ring 4 in silver

Oura Ring 4 Features Improved Accuracy, More Comfortable Design

With the Oura Ring 4, Oura is going all-in on quality as it gears up to fight off competition from Samsung in the red-hot smart ring space. 

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Hyperice Launches Normatec Premier as Fully Wireless Recovery Device

Recovery tech brand Hyperice has unveiled the Normatec Premier as a fully wireless, advanced compression device with a long battery life.

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Garmin Eyes Wearables as the Future of Healthcare

Garmin is touting a future wear smartwatch data is used in doctors offices, in clinical research and by insurance companies.

Eight Sleep CEO Matteo Franceschetti

CEO Corner: Eight Sleep’s Matteo Franceschetti on Thermoregulation

Eight Sleep is at the forefront of the sleep fitness movement, leveraging heating and cooling technology along with data insights.

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Erewhon Adds Wellness and Beauty Tech Brand Bon Charge to its Collective

Bon Charge, a wellness tech brand, joins high-end organic grocer Erewhon's Lifestyle Collective beginning Oct. 1.