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USANA Glow 12-week study shows strong skin improvements across US and Mexico

Jul 30, 2026, 7:10 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Positive consumer-trial data can lift brand sentiment and near-term demand expectations, but limited sample size and lack of revenue guidance cap upside.

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USANA reported a 12-week consumer trial of its Glow skincare supplement, involving 36 participants in the US and Mexico, showing high levels of perceived skin improvements. The results underscore Glow's potential to enhance brand equity and drive demand in skincare across its markets, though the small sample size limits immediate revenue implications. The company positions Glow as part of its 'radiant from within' strategy.

Glow 12-week study in 36 participants shows skin improvements.
97.2% reported brighter-looking, more even, and more radiant skin.
US/Mexico results show high hydration and improved elasticity.
Glow uses Damasty-based formula for radiance and collagen support.

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