Immune Support

What Is In Stock on This Shelf

The Immune Support collection lists 57 products; 26 are in stock today. Those 26 come from 9 brands, and the mix is lopsided: Nature Made holds 11 of them, Bronson 4, GIGI Laboratories 3, NatureBell and Nature’s Bounty 2 each, and Thorne, Nordic Naturals, Integrative Therapeutics and Centrum one each. Prices run from $9.15 for Nature Made Zero Sugar Vitamin D3 Gummies 110 Ct up to $58.80, with a median of $16.58. Of the 26 in stock:

• 11 bottles under $15
• 6 between $15 and $30
• 6 between $30 and $50
• 3 above $50

Almost half the shelf sits under $15; the expensive end is three bottles deep. All 26 are classified as Supplements, so there are no powders or drink mixes to filter past.

Vitamin D3 and the 5,000 IU Question

Two bottles here print the same 5,000 IU and are priced almost five times apart: Nature Made Extra Strength Vitamin D3 Gummies 5000 IU at $10.09 for 80 gummies, and Thorne Vitamin D3 5000 IU Capsules at $48.00 for 60 capsules. The IU number is the same label claim; format, count and brand sourcing are what differ. Lower down sit the $9.15 zero-sugar gummies and a 1,000 IU softgel bottle of 180 ct, the only softgel among the 26. Which strength suits you is a question for your healthcare provider, not a price comparison. For IU versus mcg, see Vitamin D3 Labels Explained.

Vitamin C: Ester-C, Plain Tablets, Liposomal

Only 3 of the 26 carry the Vitamin C tag, but the nutrient runs wider, and its count ladder is the easiest here to price out. Ester-C 500 mg steps up cleanly: 90 ct for $9.99, 180 ct as a 2-pack for $15.99, 270 ct as a 3-pack for $20.99, so cost per tablet falls at each step. Bronson Vitamin C 1000 mg doubles the per-tablet claim at 250 tablets for $32.00, and NatureBell Liposomal Vitamin C 2000 mg is 240 capsules for $58.00. On these larger counts the front-of-bottle milligrams are often a multi-capsule serving, so check the Supplement Facts panel. Vitamin C Labels Decoded compares the three forms.

Zinc, Elderberry and the Herbal Options

Two Bronson zinc bottles sit 55 cents apart, which is why the label beats the price tag here: Bronson Zinc Glycinate 30 mg is $34.00 for 120 capsules, while Bronson Zinc 50 mg Complex is $33.45 for 100. Nearly the same money, different form, different strength, 20 fewer capsules. The herbal side is short: Nature’s Bounty Elderberry Gummies, $14.59 for 70 gummies, is one of that brand’s two in-stock items, and Integrative Therapeutics EHB Herbal Capsules, $58.80 for 60, is the collection’s priciest bottle. Both are commonly taken as seasonal additions to an existing routine.

Formats, Counts and How Long a Bottle Lasts

Across the 26 in-stock items:

• Tablets — 9 products
• Gummies — 10 products
• Capsules — 6 products
• Softgels — 1 product

Bottle sizes cluster small: 60 count is the most common with 5 products, then 90 ct with 4 and 70 ct with 3; the largest are the 360 ct vitamin D and 270 ct vitamin C bottles. Count alone compares badly: a 60 ct bottle once daily and a 120 ct bottle two at a time both last about two months, at very different prices. Read the serving size first. Overlap is heavy: all 26 also sit in Health & Vitamins, 7 in Bone & Joint and 7 in Men’s Health, so several are multivitamins doing more than one job.

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