Sports Research® Launches Sam's Club Exclusive in Tempe, Arizona
TEMPE, Ariz., Aug. 14, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Sports Research®, a leader in premium health and wellness supplements, is proud to announce the exclusive in-store release of two of its most advanced products at Sam's Club in Tempe, Arizona. Following the Grand Opening on August 7, Tempe shoppers will be the first in the country to get these best-selling Sports Research formulations.
Magtein® Magnesium L-Threonate – 120 ct: One of the most clinically researched forms of magnesium that's been shown to cross the blood-brain barrier and support cognitive function.*
Organic Collagen Peptides – 34 servings: The World's First Organic Collagen Peptides® – a sustainable product that offers support for healthy hair, skin, nails and joints.*
This launch represents more than a regional rollout, it's a bold new model for how science-driven wellness meets everyday access. Tempe consumers are effectively being handed the power to lead what's next for 600+ Sam's Clubs nationwide.
'We are excited to introduce Sports Research Products to the Sam's Club Member,' said Abid Shivji, VP of Business Development and Strategy at Sports Research. 'This collaboration reflects our shared commitment to innovation and quality, ultimately paving the way for more accessible wellness solutions for consumers nationwide.'
This is the first time Sports Research products have launched exclusively at a Sam's Club, underscoring a broader strategy: to bring top quality, transparent wellness solutions to the warehouse channel, with one influential, health-conscious community at the forefront.
'Starting in Tempe, we're building momentum for national growth, one cart, one customer, one community at a time. This release is not just about new products, it's about celebrating a passion for the wellness culture in Arizona,' said Dr. Jamie Wemette, Wholesale Director at Sports Research. 'We're not just launching in Sam's Club. We're launching a new era in our Generation Wellness Movement: Legacy meets accessibility.'
With premium ingredients, trusted sourcing, and quality formulations, Sports Research is committed to making wellness essentials that work for everyone. Whether you're a fitness enthusiast, a busy parent, a health professional, or someone just starting your wellness journey, the launch offers access to high-quality supplements typically reserved for specialty or online channels. The Tempe Sam's Club is now stocking these exclusive products in-store, with availability coming soon to SamsClub.com and select clubs nationwide.
* These Statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
About Sports Research
Since 1980, Sports Research has been a family-owned company driven by a legacy of health. Starting with the breakthrough of its flagship product, Sweet Sweat, Sports Research has expanded to offer a diverse range of wellness solutions for all generations. At the heart of Sports Research is a commitment to quality, sourcing only the finest ingredients and materials from around the world. Many of these ingredients are backed by rigorous scientific research, reflecting the brand's dedication to efficacy and innovation. Sports Research empowers individuals to live their best lives with products they can trust. Discover the difference wisdom and quality make by exploring the full product lineup at SportsResearch.com.
For Sports Research media inquiries, interviews, or product samples, please contact: Sports Research Communications Team: communications@sportsresearch.com
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