Global lifestyle and wellness company QNET on Friday unveiled three new products—Bio Disc 3, Chi Pendant 4, and EGAR-X during a product workshop held in Lagos as part of its ongoing engagement with Nigerian consumers.
Speaking at the event, Berni Gaksch, Regional Strategy and Marketing Manager for Sub-Saharan Africa, said the company’s latest offerings were designed around what it describes as “wellness technologies” aimed at helping users manage exposure to modern digital environments.
QNET, a direct-selling brand with a presence in over 25 countries including Nigeria, presented the new products as part of its broader push in the wellness and personal lifestyle market.
Focus on Bio Disc 3
Gaksch said the Bio Disc 3 was developed around what the company calls “natural geometries and vibrations,” which, according to him, are inspired by calming patterns found in nature such as ocean waves and forest environments.
He explained that the product is positioned as a water-focused wellness device meant to be placed under drinking water. He told participants that the concept was connected to the idea that water quality plays an important role in overall well-being.
Gaksch said the product “improves overall energy levels” and may support hydration, adding that QNET designed it with a radius of 10 meters. He also linked the company’s focus on hydration to general ageing patterns, noting that “the older we get, the less water we have in our bodies."
Chi Pendant 4
QNET also introduced the Chi Pendant 4, a wearable pendant the company says is aimed at helping users “boost their energy” and “strengthen their aura.”
According to Gaksch, the pendant was designed as a portable option for individuals who want a wearable accessory they can place around the neck.
He said the product is positioned as a protective device for people who spend significant time around wireless technology.
He told attendees that increased use of wireless devices has raised health concerns globally, noting that households now commonly rely on multiple connected devices.
While discussing the product, he referenced public concerns around headaches, allergies and other health-related issues that some people associate with radiation exposure.
EGAR-X for mobile devices
The final product showcased was EGAR-X, a small sticker-type accessory intended for mobile phones and other digital devices. QNET says the product was developed for users who want to reduce their direct exposure to radiation from everyday electronics.
Gaksch demonstrated the item by showing how it is placed on the outer layer of a smartphone or phone case. He added that the device, according to the company, is designed for anyone who uses mobile devices extensively.
During the workshop, Gaksch emphasized that QNET’s broader focus is helping consumers navigate an increasingly technology-dependent world. “We cannot live without technology,” he said, adding that the company’s goal is to explore ways to “stay safe” while remaining connected.
The Lagos session is part of QNET’s efforts to deepen awareness for its products and expand its presence in Nigeria’s fast-growing wellness and direct-selling market.
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