Make Time Wellness, a supplement brand focused on women’s brain health, will launch at The Vitamin Shoppe this month, with products available at about 475 retail locations of The Vitamin Shoppe and Super Supplements, as well as online.

The launch include Make Time for Brain Health & Beauty Gummies; Make Time for Beauty Sleep Gummies; and a reformulated Make Time for Brain, Body, and Beauty Vitamin Powder.

“We are beyond excited to launch Make Time Wellness at The Vitamin Shoppe. This partnership gives us the opportunity to expand our reach and offer more women across the country the tools they need to take control of their brain health and make time for overall well-being,” said Helen Christoni, co-founder of Make Time Wellness.

Make Time for Brain Health & Beauty Gummies contain Cognizin Citicoline, MCT oil, and curcumin to support brain function, focus, and beauty from within. Make Time for Beauty Sleep Gummies contain melatonin, biotin, elderberry, lavender, and chamomile extract to promote restful sleep and skin health. Make Time for Brain, Body, & Beauty Vitamin Powder was recently reformulated with Cognizin Citicoline and green tea to support cognitive function, focus, and vitality while maintaining its signature orange flavor.

“Partnering with The Vitamin Shoppe is a big step for us in bringing our products to a wider audience,” said Emma Heming Willis, co-founder of Make Time Wellness. “We’re also proud to give back by donating 5% of every sale to Hilarity for Charity, which supports families and caregivers impacted by Alzheimer’s disease. This partnership allows us to make a meaningful impact, not only through our products but also by supporting a cause that’s very close to our hearts.”

As the premier specialty retailer for lifelong wellness solutions, The Vitamin Shoppe is proud to introduce Make Time Wellness to our customers. We admire the brand’s science-driven approach to brain health and holistic well-being, as well as the passion and leadership Emma, Helen, and their team bring to advancing essential conversations around women’s health,” said Muriel Gonzalez, president of The Vitamin Shoppe.