NatureBell Vitamins & Supplements

One brand, two bottle sizes: eleven at 240, three at 300

NatureBell is the only brand on this shelf — all 14 listings carry it, and all 14 are in stock. Every one of the 14 comes in a bottle of 240 or 300 units: eleven are 240-count and three are 300-count. The three 300s are NatureBell Vitamin E 1000 IU 300 Ct Softgels ($63.25), NatureBell Vitamin K Complex K1 K2 300 Ct Softgels Wellness ($61.80) and NatureBell Ginkgo Biloba 500mg 300 Ct Capsules Wellness ($54.65). NatureBell Glutathione 2,000 mg Per Serving, 240 Vegetarian Capsules ($61.80) prints its dose per serving, so the panel — not the bottle count — decides how many of the 240 capsules make one serving. Divide the count by the servings-per-day figure on the panel before comparing bottles.

Capsule or softgel: how the 14 split by format

Nine of the 14 listings are capsules, four are softgels, and one is filed under another format. The four softgels are the Vitamin E, the Vitamin K complex and two vitamin D3 bottles. The D3 pair shares a 240-count softgel format and a K2 pairing but splits on dose and price: NatureBell Vitamin D3 5000 IU K2 240 Ct Softgels lists at $59.75, while NatureBell Double Strength Vitamin D3 10,000 IU + K2 200 mcg, 240 Softgels lists at $69.90, the highest price of the 14. Vitamin D3 Labels Explained covers IU versus mcg. On the capsule side, NatureBell Magnesium Glycinate 500mg 240 Ct Capsules ($56.20), NatureBell Lion's Mane Mushroom Capsules 240 Ct ($56.30) and the Methylated Vitamin B Complex 240 Ct Capsules ($56.90) sit in the narrow window from $56.20 to $56.90.

The price ladder: $54.65 to $69.90, three rungs shared

All 14 listings sit above $50. The floor is the Ginkgo bottle at $54.65, which is also one of the three 300-count bottles; the ceiling is the 10,000 IU D3 at $69.90; the median lands at $58.88. Three price points are shared by two bottles each. At $56.30: NatureBell Hyaluronic Acid Collagen MSM 240 Ct Capsules and the Lion’s Mane, both 240-count. At $58.00: NatureBell Zinc Quercetin Vitamin C D3 240 Ct Capsules and Liposomal Vitamin C 2000mg 240 Ct Capsules, again both 240s. At $61.80: the Vitamin K softgels and the Glutathione capsules — the same price buys a 300-count bottle in one case and a 240-count in the other, the case where a per-serving comparison earns its keep; The Real Cost of a Supplement Is Per Serving, Not Per Bottle walks that math through 132 labels.

Above $58.00, the only shared price among the 14 is that $61.80 pair; the rest climb one bottle at a time: the 5000 IU D3 at $59.75, NatureBell NAC 1200mg with Quercetin 240 Ct Capsules at $60.60, NatureBell Berberine with Ceylon Cinnamon & Turmeric 1500mg 240 Ct at $62.99, the Vitamin E at $63.25 and the 10,000 IU D3 at $69.90. On combination titles like these — the berberine adds Ceylon cinnamon and turmeric, the zinc bottle at $58.00 names four ingredients — the panel, not the product name, states the amount of each.

Tags on the 14 — and the neighboring shelves

All 14 carry the Health & Vitamins tag; 12 of the 14 are tagged Men’s Health and 12 Women’s Health, so the gender tags are broad rather than selective. Six carry energy focus, six Bone & Joint, four Hair Skin and Nails, and only two of the 14 carry Immune Support. The six Bone & Joint bottles also appear in the Bone & Joint collection, 12 of the 14 sit in Men’s Health, and the full 14 live inside Health & Vitamins. Tags describe what each product is commonly taken for per its label claims, not a tested outcome; read the panel and talk to your healthcare provider before starting a high-dose bottle such as the 10,000 IU D3 or the 1000 IU vitamin E. 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.