Multivitamins

This aisle holds 25 in-stock daily multivitamins, from $10.08 drugstore gummies to a $84.99 180-serving capsule jar — in gummies, tablets, capsules and chewables, from Nature Made, Centrum and Bronson through Swisse and Thorne. Below is what is actually on the shelf, grouped the way people shop for it.

Men's Multivitamins

Six men's formulas are in stock, and price mostly tracks count and brand tier:

• Nature Made Multi for Him — 70 gummies, $10.99: the entry point of the men's shelf.
• Bronson Men's 50+ Complete — 180 once-daily tablets, $39.75: the biggest tablet count under $40 here.
• Swisse Men 50+ — 60 tablets, $40.06.
• Divine Bounty Men's Daily — 90 veggie capsules, $46.20.
• Swisse Ultivite Men's — 120 tablets, $59.99.
• Thorne Men's Multi 50+ — 180 capsules, $80.00: the practitioner-brand option.

Women's Multivitamins

• Nature Made Multivitamin For Her — 70 gummies, $10.08.
• Centrum Minis Silver Women 50+ — 280 tablets, $22.70: the largest count in the whole aisle, at about 8 cents a tablet.
• Bronson Women's 50+ Complete — 180 tablets, $39.75.
• Swisse Women's Daily — 120 tablets, $59.99.
• Thorne Women's Multi 50+ — 180 capsules, $80.00.

Prenatal and Kids

• Nature Made Prenatal with Folic Acid — 250 tablets, $20.50.
• Mommy's Bliss Prenatal + Probiotic — 45 servings, $33.99.
• Thorne Basic Prenatal — 90 capsules, $59.75.
• Flintstones Kids Chewable with Iron — 60 tablets, $22.99: the one children's option currently stocked.

Choosing a Format

Gummies dominate the under-$20 end of this aisle and are the easiest to take, but they usually hold fewer nutrients per piece than tablets — compare panels rather than assuming. Tablets carry the biggest counts (up to 280 per bottle here). Capsules cover the vegetarian and high-count territory: Ekkovision's 540-capsule jar lists 180 servings, the longest supply on the shelf. Iron is a real differentiator between formulas — some multis here include it, many do not — so check the Supplement Facts panel on the product page for the exact lineup.

Related aisles: Men's Health · Women's Health. Not sure where to start? Our guide on how to choose the right multivitamin walks through the decision step by step, and how to read a Supplement Facts label decodes the panel itself.

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