Skip to main content

BioFit 360 launches new brand InnerG

salazar

Industrial hemp CBD manufacturer BioFit 360 is diversifying its offerings with a new brand meant to offer tasty, quality products in eco-friendly packaging. InnerG, from the Los Angeles-based company, includes mint chocolate and orangesicle CBD drops, gummies and soothing muscle cream — all of which are vegan. 

"With school schedules beginning in a variety of formats including online, hybrid, and in-person, we're introducing a new and exciting alternative to help reduce stress and anxiety," said Heather Hughes, BioFit 360 president. "Our delicious CBD oil drops can help students and professionals manage the chaos in a natural, plant-based way."

InnerG has debuted with giveaways and special offers being awarded through its Instagram (@InnerGcbd) and its website. The brand also has tapped pro surfer Dylan Graves and other motocross and Olympic athletes as brand ambassadors. 

 "I explained to [InnerG] that I didn't want another sticker on my board, I wanted to collaborate with friends," he said. "That's what it's all about, on top of reaping the benefits of CBD."

As an introductory offer, InnerG drops currently are 50% off. 

Most Popular Content

Costco Enhances Retail Media Strategy Through New Partnership

Learn how the deal supports Costco's long-term roadmap to scale personalization and unlock new growth in the space.
Costco

Michael J. Fox Voices Real Canadian Superstore's Newest Ads

The campaign is the Loblaw banner's ode to Canadian unity and strength.
real canadian superstore commercial

Walgreens Shifts In-Store Media Strategy

Vestcom expands its role with Walgreens as the drug chain evolves its at-shelf retail media approach.
walgreens

Why Retail Media Hits Different at Dick’s Sporting Goods

Dick’s is redefining retail media by focusing on emotionally resonant, in-store experiences that build lasting shopper loyalty.
Dick's Sporting Goods

Retail Media in a Tariff-Impacted Economy: How to Perform, Prove and Partner

Here are some key strategies CPGs and retail media networks can implement in tough times, writes Jeffrey Bustos of Merkle.
retail media and tariffs
X
This ad will auto-close in 10 seconds