Current, the local news outlet covering Westfield and the surrounding Indiana communities, has published a feature on PeakFusion and its founder, Grant Myers. You can read the full article here: IU student launches supplement business.
The piece covers the parts of the story that matter most to how PeakFusion operates. Grant is a Westfield resident and a finance and accounting student at the IU Kelley School of Business who started the brand from his dorm room during freshman year. What began as a single decision to test everything and publish the results has grown into a direct-to-consumer supplement business with a vendor presence at Grand Park Sports Complex.
What Current covered
The feature walks through the fundamentals: a lean catalog of three products, a direct-to-consumer model that keeps the business close to the customer, and the in-person vendor presence at Grand Park, where PeakFusion sells in front of the athletes and families the products are built for. It also highlights the Trinity Stack, the daily foundation bundle that brings the creatine, the complete multivitamin, and the Vitamin D3 into one simple routine.
Why local coverage matters here
PeakFusion was built on a simple standard: publish the lab results before the sale, not after someone asks. Independent local coverage works the same way. It is a third party describing the business in its own words, which is worth more than any claim the brand could make about itself. Current joins FOX59 Indianapolis and Inside Indiana Business on CBS4 in telling a consistent version of the same story: a student building something real, with testing to back it up.
Start with the foundation
If the feature is what brought you here, the simplest place to begin is the daily foundation. Explore the Trinity Stack, which bundles all three products with free U.S. shipping, or view the published lab results for every batch.