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Three brands, three real proof points for the same commercial engine.
WAKE entered the U.S. market on a real, named activation partnership with Thrill Sports, distributed through PR Newswire and confirmed live via Nitro Circus's own syndicated coverage -- rather than paid media. PULSE followed with two SKUs, Blue Razz Ice and Fresh Mint, already live and independently verifiable at takeyourpulse.shop -- proof the same engine can carry a brand from launch to real retail distribution. ALRT is now live direct-to-consumer at stayalrt.ca. Three brands, three different stages of the same repeatable process: find the opportunity, launch it, build the partnership or the channel, and let the evidence be checkable.
WPG Brands Inc. — Brand incubation and commercialization. Three brands. One engine. Brands: Wake, Pulse, ALRT.
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