Health & Vitamins

What Sits On This Shelf

Health & Vitamins is our general wellness hub: 419 products, 333 of them active listings. 247 are typed as supplements and 74 as personal care; beside them sit 2 cleansing sprays, 2 wipes, 2 feminine washes, 1 foaming wash, 1 feminine mist, 1 bikini gel and 1 suppository product, while 2 carry no type. With a range this broad, shop decision-first: pick the format you will take daily, then the count that fits how long you want one bottle to last, then read the Supplement Facts panel.

Which Brands Fill It

The mix is top-heavy. Nature Made leads this collection with 51 products, ahead of Deal Supplement (31), Horbaach (22), Bronson (19), Thorne (14) and NatureBell (14). Behind them: NYX Professional Makeup and L'Oréal Paris (13 each), Divine Bounty (12), Integrative Therapeutics and vH Essentials (11 each), Nature’s Bounty (10), then Ekkovision, Swisse and Mommy’s Bliss (9 each). Single nutrients usually have a Nature Made or Bronson option; high-count capsules lean Horbaach and Deal Supplement: Nature Made Vitamin D3 1000 IU Softgels 180 Ct at $10.87, Horbäach Chelated Zinc 100mg 250 Vegetarian Tablets at $30.00, Bronson Vitamin A 10,000 IU (3,000 mcg RAE) 180 Softgels at $32.50.

Format Decides Whether You Finish The Bottle

A bottle that is hard to swallow does not get used. The same nutrients appear here in several shapes:

• Capsules, softgels, tablets and caplets — the bulk of the shelf, where the very large counts live, like that 250-tablet zinc.
• Gummies — for people who dislike pills, such as Nature Made Advanced Multivitamin Gummies 90 Ct at $12.99. They usually add sugar, so the panel matters more, not less.
• Chewables — like Nature Made Chewable Vitamin C 1000 mg Tablets 90 Ct at $11.61.
• Liquids — dosed by dropper, which is why they suit children’s items: Mommy’s Bliss Kids Melatonin Liquid Grape Flavor 4 fl oz at $27.50.
• Powders — measured by scoop, like Ekkovision Ekkolyte Electrolyte Powder – Grape, 120 Servings at $61.99 — a price covering 120 servings, not 30.

Counts And The Price Ladder

Prices run from $8.99 to $96.49, median $30.00 — high because of count, not potency: much of this shelf is 180-, 240- and 280-piece bottles, not 30-day starters. Ester-C 500 mg shows the ladder in one line: 90 Ct at $8.99, 180 Ct 2 Pack at $14.49, 270 Ct 3 Pack at $18.99. Same tablet, three stocking horizons.

New to a format? A small count like Osteo Bi-Flex Triple Strength Tablets 40 Ct at $12.99 costs little to try. Settled on one? The big bottles hold the value: Centrum Minis Silver Women 50+ Multivitamin 280 Tablets at $22.70 is the largest count linked on this page.

How To Read The Label

Every US supplement carries a Supplement Facts panel; it answers more than the front label. Three things to check:

• Serving size and servings per container. A serving is not always one piece: a 240-count bottle at two capsules per serving is 120 servings. Price per serving beats price per pill.
• Amount per serving and %DV. Compare 1000 IU of D3 against another strength, or 10,000 IU of vitamin A against 3,000 mcg RAE: one nutrient, two units.
• Other ingredients. Sweeteners, gelatin versus vegetarian capsules and allergens are listed here, not on the front.

These are dietary supplements, not medicines, and bottle text is a label claim. Items here are commonly taken for routines like daily nutrition, sleep or hydration. If you are pregnant or nursing, on medication, or buying for a child, talk to your healthcare provider first.

Narrowing Down From Here

A narrower shelf is often faster. Of the 333 listings here, 173 carry a Women's Health tag, 137 Men's Health, 89 energy and focus, 53 hair, skin and nails, 38 Bone & Joint, 28 Immune Support, 24 digestive health, 22 sports nutrition. The children’s liquids and chewables sit in Kids’ Health, the sprays and washes in Personal Care. Still choosing? Read How to Choose a Multivitamin, Vitamin C: Ascorbic Acid vs Ester-C for the ladder above, and Vitamin D3: IU vs mcg.