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Posted On: 03/07/2023 3:33:40 PM
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NetworkNewsBreaks – Jupiter Wellness Inc. (NASDAQ: JUPW) Announces Clinical Trial of Jellyfish Sting Prevention Sunscreen on Man-O-War
Jupiter Wellness (NASDAQ: JUPW), a wellness company focused on hair, skin, and sexual wellness, has launched a clinical trial designed to explore the effectiveness of an improved formulation of NoStingz jellyfish sting prevention sunscreen against man-o-war jellyfish. The trial, which will be led by Dr. Patric Rice and Dr. Eric Stroud, will be conducted by Angelshark Consulting; the trial will take place in the Florida Keys. The company called the launch of the trial a “milestone” and noted that the trial will be focused on evaluating the human response to stings from man-o-war jellyfish when protective sunscreen developed by Jupiter is applied.
“We are thrilled to launch this clinical trial and take a major step forward in providing our customers with a dependable sunscreen solution that can protect them from man-o-war jellyfish stings,” said Jupiter Wellness CEO Brian John in the press release. “We have already seen great results from our product, and we have the data and user testimonials to back it up. This trial is specifically targeting the man-o-war jellies, which are known to have some of the most painful stings in our waters. The data generated from this trial will be invaluable in helping us develop more effective and safer sunscreen products.”
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Jupiter Wellness (NASDAQ: JUPW), a wellness company focused on hair, skin, and sexual wellness, has launched a clinical trial designed to explore the effectiveness of an improved formulation of NoStingz jellyfish sting prevention sunscreen against man-o-war jellyfish. The trial, which will be led by Dr. Patric Rice and Dr. Eric Stroud, will be conducted by Angelshark Consulting; the trial will take place in the Florida Keys. The company called the launch of the trial a “milestone” and noted that the trial will be focused on evaluating the human response to stings from man-o-war jellyfish when protective sunscreen developed by Jupiter is applied.
“We are thrilled to launch this clinical trial and take a major step forward in providing our customers with a dependable sunscreen solution that can protect them from man-o-war jellyfish stings,” said Jupiter Wellness CEO Brian John in the press release. “We have already seen great results from our product, and we have the data and user testimonials to back it up. This trial is specifically targeting the man-o-war jellies, which are known to have some of the most painful stings in our waters. The data generated from this trial will be invaluable in helping us develop more effective and safer sunscreen products.”
Please see full disclaimers on the NetworkNewsWire website applicable to all content provided by NNW, wherever published or re-published: http://NNW.fm/Disclaimer
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