Consumers in the US can now buy a healthy aging dietary supplement supported by a wellness companion app and biological age test thanks to a launch from Bayer Consumer Health.
Bayer Offers US Consumers Precision Wellness With ‘One A Day’ App And Test Combo
Bayer Consumer Health continues to invest in “precision health” with a wellness companion app and biological age test supporting its US dietary supplement brand One A Day, which together it hopes will offer consumers an “Age Factor ecosystem” tailored to their specific needs.
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