B3 Sciences
Company

B3 Sciences

Wellness And Fitness Services Frisco, Texas, United States 16 employees
Employees
16
Contacts
3
Emails
3
Phones
1

B3 Sciences Overview

Headquarters
Frisco, Texas, United States
Industry
Wellness And Fitness Services
Employees
16
Founded
2014
NAICS
Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers

About B3 Sciences

At B3 Sciences, we are transforming the way people achieve their fitness and wellness goals with our cutting-edge Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) training technology. Our innovative BFR Bands are designed to help everyone—from fitness enthusiasts and athletes to individuals looking to enhance their physical well-being—experience accelerated muscle growth, faster recovery, and improved overall performance. Our mission is to make advanced fitness solutions accessible to all, empowering individuals to unlock their full potential. Whether you're working out at home, hitting the gym, or undergoing rehabilitation, B3 Sciences provides the tools and support you need to succeed. Join the B3 Sciences community and discover how our BFR Bands can revolutionize your fitness journey. Experience the benefits of smarter training and become part of a movement that's changing the world of health and wellness. Visit our website to learn more: https://b3sciences.com #BFRTraining #HealthInnovation #PhysicalTherapy #ChiropracticCare #AthleticTraining #FitnessRevolution #B3Sciences

B3 Sciences Contact Details

People in AeroLeads
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B3 Sciences Org Chart

Sample employees and titles
Name Title Contact
John Wetzel Longevity Coach... Biohacker. Changing Lives Every Day!
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Craig Laughlin
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Chip Noffke Educator / Coach
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Cody Sipe, Phd Functional Aging and Fitness Expert; Author; Speaker; Full Professor; Co-founder at Functional Aging Institute; Creator of the Ageless Fitness
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Employees by Management Level

Individual contributor 2 profiles
Executive 1 profile

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