Los Angeles, CA – October 24, 2019 — Worldwide Business with kathy ireland® is pleased to announce an exclusive interview with Krampade CEO Eric Murphy to discuss their drink that helps people with chronic cramps find much-needed relief. Krampade is a revolutionary new product that can prevent the onset of cramps and stop active cramps in less than one minute. Krampade started simply as an experiment by the founder, who was a medical school professor who suffered from cramps his entire life. Having suffered through cramps as a high school and small college athlete and continually cramping under all kinds of circumstances, including suffering from tetany in his hands and feet, he felt there had to be a better way to live. At the age of forty-nine, he embarked on an experiment using self-dosing of potassium chloride to replace potassium ...

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"Six Things Goalies Should Focus On To Have a Better Season" Dana Timm writes, "An awesome product that I have recently found is Krampade. Krampade can benefit you if you are like me and are prone to dehydration and muscle cramps late in a game. According to their website and a company representative that I have spoken with, Krampade is unlike other sports drinks on the market because it has a form of potassium that is quickly absorbed when it is consumed. They offer three different versions of their supplement, each with different levels of potassium and other ingredients. Their 1K and 2K formulas are aimed at preventing the onset of chronic cramping, while the 4K formula quickly resolves acute cramping." Definitely good news when it comes to hydration! You can read the rest of her article here.

Krampade To Serve As The Official Sports Drink Partner Of The NCHC COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado - September 16, 2019 - Entering the 2019-20 season, the National Collegiate Hockey Conference (NCHC) has established a new three-year partnership with Krampade to become the official sports drink of the NCHC, the conference announced Monday. As part of the partnership, NCHC institutions competing at the Frozen Faceoff will have the ability to use Krampade’s anti-cramping sports drink. In addition, Krampade will serve as the presenting sponsor of the NCHC’s “Stump the Coach” game show series and school feature series, which air on NCHC.tv and the NCHC’s social media channels each Wednesday throughout the season. Krampade will also have a branding presence on the NCHC’s websites, NCHCHockey.com and NCHC.tv. “As a new and innovative company, the NCHC is excited to enter into this partnership with ...

GRAND FORKS, North Dakota, October 10, 2018   Krampade, LLC, is a company based in Lincoln, Nebraska with manufacturing and logistical operations in Grand Forks, North Dakota.  Krampade is focused on electrolyte replacement to mitigate cramps and to enhance performance, announces that it is has reached a long-term endorsement agreement with Mr. Cameron Johnson, a former University of North Dakota standout goaltender who recently signed a one year entry level contract with the New Jersey Devils of the National Hockey League. “We reached out to Cameron after the season as we had been patiently waiting for Cameron’s transition from the collegiate to professional hockey ranks in order to complete this endorsement agreement.  His presence will help us continue building our brand identity in a very competitive sports drink market, especially in ice hockey” says Eric J. Murphy, CEO. ...

2018 All-American Scholars Excel on the Ice and in the Classroom GRAND FORKS, ND. – August 24, 2018 – Krampade® continues in it's mission of education by honoring DI and DIII men and women's ice hockey collegiate athletes who achieved a 3.6 GPA and participated in 40% of their school's competitions for the season of 2017-18. The America Hockey Coaches Association honored a total of 1,310 student athletes, an increase from the inaugural number of 1,261 athletes. Athletes from St. Olaf, University of Nebraska-Omaha, Concordia University of Wisconsin, Merrimack College, Becker College, Lebanon Valley College, Arizona State University, Chatham University, Saint Anselm College, Suffolk University Boston, King's College, Augsburg University, Providence College, Princeton University, Hobart and William Smith Colleges, University of Massachusetts Amherst, Adrian College, State University of New York Plattsburgh, MAC Commonwealth, men and women of Stevenson University, Michigan Tech ...