American Bioceuticals

American Bioceuticals was a Nevada-based healthcare company focused on the development and commercialization of nutraceuticals and over-the-counter (OTC) medications. The company's product portfolio included Crampamine, a treatment for muscle cramps and spasms, and Lipieve, an OTC medication for cold sores. American Bioceuticals primarily targeted the sports nutrition market, marketing its products to endurance athletes such as marathon runners through retail channels like CVS. The company was linked to the Whittemore family, known for founding the Whittemore Peterson Institute, but it appears to have ceased operations, with its trademarks abandoned by 2010.