Feature Friday! Check Out Our Latest Features from Teen Vogue, The Strategist & Buzzfeed!

This week's Feature Friday spotlights brands earning recognition across leading lifestyle, gift-guide, and shopping publications. From Pharma-C's Odor Eliminator earning a spot in Teen Vogue's "The Dorm Essentials Edit," to Nautilus Puzzles' 2026 Puzzle Advent Calendar being featured in The Strategist's "Hark, the Advent Calendars Have Arrived (Very) Early This Year," to Buddha Board standing out in BuzzFeed's "Life Is Stressful, So Here Are 36 Products That'll Help You Turn Your Brain Off And Just Relax," these brands are capturing attention for their practicality, craftsmanship, and everyday appeal.

Whether it's keeping a dorm room smelling fresh, adding a puzzling twist to holiday countdowns, or offering a screen-free way to unwind, Pharma-C, Nautilus Puzzles, and Buddha Board are proving why they're generating major media buzz this week. Keep reading to discover why these standout brands are making headlines.

Teen Vogue

Pharma-C was featured in Teen Vogue's "The Dorm Essentials Edit," with the brand's Odor Eliminator included among the kitchen picks for students setting up their dorm rooms. It's priced at $25 and sold through Amazon. See it here.

The Strategist

Nautilus Puzzles was featured in The Strategist's, "Hark, the Advent Calendars Have Arrived (Very) Early This Year," with the brand's 2026 Puzzle Advent Calendar called out in the Hobbies & Interests section. Senior writer Ambar Pardilla described it as a "puzzling experience," noting the calendar comes without a reference image. Per the brand's instructions, the first 12 drawers hold between 40 and 56 pieces each, while the 13th box contains 106 pieces to complete the design, for a total of 688 pieces. The piece also placed Nautilus among a "new guard" of non-fusty puzzle brands in a market long dominated by Ravensburger and Springbok. The calendar is priced at $300. See it here.

Buzzfeed

Buddha Board was featured in BuzzFeed's, "Life Is Stressful, So Here Are 36 Products That'll Help You Turn Your Brain Off And Just Relax," with the brand's original water painting board called out as a screen-free, mindful way to de-stress and unleash creativity. Senior shopping writer Emma Lord noted that reviewers say it's fun for kids and adults alike, and that therapists have used it with clients to help them open up. It's priced at $36.25. See it here.