According to the Kaeser Family Foundation, more than half of companies offer some kind of health and wellness program to encourage employees to engage in a healthier lifestyle. For those companies, there’s opportunity to incorporate promo into those programs – whether it’s a wellness journal for attending lifestyle coaching or a sunscreen kit for attending a health screening – as an added incentive for employees. Here are the top-searched health and wellness promo items on ESP+.
HPG (asi/61966)
Help clients encourage yoga on the go with this roll-up mat with secure carrying strap. Available in royal blue or black, and ideal for wellness programs, gyms or fitness studios.
Peerless Umbrella Co. (asi/76730)
Gear up community recreation centers or local pickleball leagues with the Smasher Pickleball Set. Featuring two paddles and two high-visibility indoor pickleballs in a mesh sling bag, this set is suitable for all ages and skill levels. Full-color decoration included.
Hit Promotional Products (asi/61125)
Protect against UVA and UVB rays with this pocket-sized double-sided stick, featuring a SPF 15 lip balm on one side and SPF 30 sunscreen on the other. Think spas, wellness centers and outdoor summertime events.
Jornik Manufacturing (asi/63549)
These 7-foot colorful jump ropes come in three bright colors and feature easy-to-grip white handles. Perfect for school sports programs, physical education classes or fitness conventions.
Gemline (asi/56070)
Employees can track their fitness, nutrition and wellness journeys with this Moleskine® Passion Journal. With intro pages for nutrition tips and muscle-building exercises, plus sections to cover personal goals, fitness, diet and health & care, it’s also well-suited for personal trainers and dietitians to give out to clients.
Logomark/Valumark (asi/67866)
Lightweight and strong, the Marcus Mini Massage Gun (EL4000) features a sleek, ergonomic design to soothe muscles and relieve tension. Features a padded silicone cover, two speed levels and a 3.5-hour battery capacity. Great for university athletic departments or physical therapists.
