Eight-time Grammy-winner and successful entrepreneur Carrie Underwood has announced the launch of her new wellness brand, HiNote, designed to help women by offering an easy, accessible daily path to wellness.
As the first product offering, HiNote is introducing HiNote Everyday Energy Daily Nutrition Drink Mix, featuring 20g of protein, including 15 grams of clear whey and 5 grams of collagen, along with 5g of fiber, 13 fruits and vegetables, superfoods, greens, and vitamin B. With no added sugar or caffeine, it is designed to provide sustained energy throughout the day.
HiNote Everyday Energy Daily Nutrition Drink Mix is available in three flavors - Berry Medley, Juicy Peach, and Strawberry Lemonade.
To fully support women's fitness and nutrition journeys in one place, Underwood's popular fitness app, fit52, is evolving into HiNote Life - Powered by fit52. The app serves as a destination for building strength and consistency with guided workouts led by Carrie, simple and nutritious recipes, a food tracker, and a supportive community to help members stay on track and motivated.
"Health and wellness have always been such an important part of my life," says Underwood. "Through my app, my own workouts, and daily conversations, I keep hearing the same heartfelt truth from women everywhere, myself included: we want to care for ourselves while still showing up for everything else our busy lives demand. That's why I created HiNote. To help build a home for the everyday habits that support real life: movement, nourishment, and simple routines you can stick with."
HiNote Everyday Energy Daily Nutrition Drink Mix single-flavor bags and variety pack, along with a branded shaker bottle, are available for purchase on HiNote.com, and the HiNote Life - Powered by fit52 app can be downloaded on the Apple App Store or Google Play.
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