Source: Psyched Wellness Ltd.
  • Psyched Wellness’ (PSYC) top product Calm has been approved and listed on Amazon.com
  • A leading global e-commerce marketplace, Amazon is the world’s second largest retailer, overall, with reported revenue of $280 billion
  • Psyched Wellness is a Canadian health supplements company focused on the production and distribution of health and wellness products derived from the Amanita Muscaria mushroom
  • Psyched Wellness (PSYC) opened trading at C$0.06 per share

Psyched Wellness’ (PSYC) top product Calm has been approved and listed on Amazon.com.

A leading global e-commerce marketplace, Amazon is the world’s second largest retailer, overall, with reported revenue of $280 billion.

The company’s Chief Commercial Officer, Matthew Singh commented that any robust e-commerce strategy must include a partner as influential and accessible as Amazon.

“Our sales and distribution partner TruLife did an incredible job activating this listing quickly and efficiently. We will now optimize the listing itself and set to work ensuring the item discoverability constantly improves within the Amazon ecosystem. Calm is now available in a marketplace that nearly all of our target demographic currently shops. Listing our product on Amazon will go a long way to building trust in the market and ensures constant availability for all those interested in trying Calm.”

He has experience running e-commerce teams and departments at companies such as Red Bull Canada and consulting via various consumer packaged goods startups.

Psyched Wellness is a Canadian health supplements company focused on the production and distribution of health and wellness products derived from the Amanita Muscaria mushroom.

Psyched Wellness (PSYC) opened trading at C$0.06 per share.

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