Divine Bounty Supplements

One brand, one format, and a $46.20 sticker on 8 of the 12 bottles

The Divine Bounty shelf at mayrip.com holds 12 listings, all 12 in stock, and every one of the 12 is a capsule: no powders, gummies, or liquids on this shelf. Divine Bounty is the only brand across the 12 listings, so the comparison comes down to capsule count, milligram claims, and a few dollars of spread. Pricing is unusually flat. Eight of the 12 bottles sit at exactly $46.20, and 11 of the 12 land in the $30–$50 band. What changes from bottle to bottle is the capsule count, so the same $46.20 buys either Divine Bounty Glucosamine Sulfate with MSM 240 Capsules or Divine Bounty Resveratrol 1400 mg Per Serving with Grape Seed, Green Tea, Acai & Red Wine Extracts, 60 Capsules, four times the capsule count at an identical price.

Capsule counts: 90 is the house standard

Six of the 12 bottles are 90-count, three are 120-count, two are 60-count, and a single bottle is the 240-count Glucosamine. The 90-count group is the widest of the four tiers, taking in Divine Bounty Lion’s Mane Mushroom 1800mg Per Serving, 90 Veggie Capsules, the Ashwagandha at 1200 mg, and the Men’s Daily Multivitamin. The 120-count trio is Turmeric Curcumin 755mg with BioPerine 120 Veggie Capsules, the Magnesium Citrate, and the D-Mannose with Cranberry.

The eight $46.20 bottles span all four counts: two 60s — the Resveratrol and Divine Bounty Berberine HCl 600mg Veggie Capsules 60 Count — four 90s, one 120, and the single 240. With the sticker identical across those eight, the count on the front is what separates them.

The four bottles that break the $46.20 pattern

• DIM 250mg with Vitamin D3 & BioPerine 90 Veggie Capsules — $44.00, the lowest price among the 12.
• Divine Bounty Magnesium Citrate 1300 mg Per Serving, 120 Vegetarian Capsules — $47.00.
• Super B Complex Vitamins 90 Veggie Capsules — $47.99.
• Divine Bounty D-Mannose Capsules with Cranberry 120 Count — $52.00, the only one of the 12 priced above $50.

The full spread runs from $44.00 to $52.00 with a median of $46.20, so the gap between the least and most expensive bottle on this shelf is $8.00.

Four of the 12 titles say Per Serving

The milligram figures in these titles are the brand’s label claims, and exactly four of the 12 titles print Per Serving next to the number: the Lion’s Mane at 1800mg, the Ashwagandha at 1200 mg, the Resveratrol at 1400 mg, and the Magnesium Citrate at 1300 mg. A per-serving figure can cover more than one capsule, so a 90-count bottle is not automatically 90 servings; check the Supplement Facts panel for capsules per serving before comparing two bottles by count. The DIM at 250mg and the Berberine HCl at 600mg leave that question to the panel.

Where the shelf leans: men’s, women’s, and digestive tags

Eleven of the 12 listings carry a Men’s Health tag and 11 carry a Women’s Health tag, so at least 10 of the 12 carry both. Four are tagged energy focus, three Digestive Health, two Bone & Joint, and one each Hair Skin and Nails and Sports Nutrition. Digestive Enzymes with Probiotics & Prebiotics 90 Capsules is the one bottle among the 12 whose title says digestive outright; the wider Digestive Health shelf shares 3 of these 12, the Men’s Health collection shares 11 of the 12, and the broader Health & Vitamins collection carries all 12. Lion’s mane, ashwagandha, berberine, and DIM are commonly taken for reasons that vary from person to person, so talk to your healthcare provider before adding any of them. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration; these products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.