Wear Your Wellness: Wearable Patches for Energy, Sleep, Stress, and Recovery
The Good Patch is a leading wearable wellness patch brand, offering wellness and skincare patches that support everyday needs including energy, sleep, relaxation and more.
Anne Moratto・Director of Brand Content Strategy, MODERN SALON and NAILS
Using a dermal delivery system, The Good Patch ingredients are absorbed through the skin, begin working in as little as 30 minutes and last up to 12 hours.
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Anything that makes wellness a bit easier is welcome news because doing all 'the things' can get tiring.
The Good Patch's lineup covers a wide range of wellness needs, including energy, sleep, stress, menstrual support, hot flash relief, sexual wellness, libido and more.
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TheGoodPatch, the original wearable wellness patch,answers that desire for effortless habit forming and, in the term of the day, allows you to practice the "habit stack." This means combining a daily non-negotiable like your morning coffee with a B12 Awake Patch or closing the day brushing your teeth (while standing on one leg to improve balance, natch) and winding down with a Dream Patch.
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Wellness That Sticks
Founded in 2017, The Good Patch portfolio features 35 million patches sold across more than 17,000 retail locations nationwide, including its best-selling B12 Awake Energy Patch. The brand has become a category leader by making wellness more convenient, approachable and effective.
The Good Patch's lineup covers a wide range of wellness needs, including energy, sleep, stress, menstrual support, hot flash relief, sexual wellness, libido and more, reflecting the growing consumer demand for wellness solutions that fit seamlessly into daily life. With no pills to swallow or drinks to mix, each patch offers an easy way to support everyday wellness for up to 12 hours.
The Good Patch products are vegan, plant-powered, dermatologist-tested, made without latex and paraben-free.
About The Good Patch
The Good Patch is a leading wearable wellness patch brand, offering wellness and skincare patches that support everyday needs including energy, sleep, relaxation and more. Dermatologist-tested, cruelty-free and made in the USA with clean, premium ingredients, its easy-to-use, plant-powered patches make feeling your best simple, effective and effortless. Using a dermal delivery system, ingredients are absorbed through the skin, begin working in as little as 30 minutes and last up to 12 hours.
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