Vitamins and supplements: the everyday shelf
This is the one shelf on the site that is not an accessory, and it is the one where we are most careful about what we say. These are food and pharmacy-shelf products: electrolytes, protein powders, fibre, vitamins, minerals and a few kitchen items that go with them. We describe what each one is and what people commonly use it for. We make no claim about what any of them does.
The shelf sorts into a few honest groups. Hydration: electrolyte sachets and tablets, oral rehydration salts in the World Health Organization ratio, and a time-marked bottle. Protein: whey isolate, clear whey, casein, plant protein, bone broth protein, ready-to-drink cartons and bars, with a shaker, a blender and a kitchen scale beside them. Digestion: psyllium and prebiotic fibre powders, digestive enzymes, a probiotic, and ginger in both chew and capsule form. Then the ordinary vitamin and mineral aisle — D3 with K2, a B complex, B12, B6, C, zinc, iron, calcium with D3, potassium, a multivitamin — and a handful of the single-ingredient powders people ask for by name: creatine, collagen, glycine, taurine, carnitine, EAAs, HMB.
Two things are worth knowing before you buy any of it. First, the form on the label is usually the difference between two listings of the same thing: magnesium glycinate rather than oxide, ubiquinol rather than ubiquinone, iron bisglycinate rather than sulphate, B6 as P-5-P. Second, servings per tub, not the tub's price, is what makes one cheaper than another. If you take any medicine, ask a pharmacist before adding a supplement — several of the items here interact with common prescriptions, and a pharmacist will tell you in thirty seconds.
What differs between listings
- Form. How it arrives: something to swallow, something to stir into a drink, something to eat, or the kit that goes with them rather than a supplement itself.
- The form of the active ingredient, which is what most listings of the same product actually differ by.
- Servings per container, and whether an unflavoured version exists.
Everything in Vitamins & Supplements (47)
- Electrolyte Drink Mix (sachets)Sodium, potassium, magnesiumNo sugar30 sachets
- Electrolyte Tablets (Nuun / HIGH5 / Hydralyte)EffervescentTube of 10–20Low sugar
- Magnesium GlycinateGlycinate / bisglycinate formCapsules60–240 count
- Vitamin D3 + K2D3 1,000–5,000 IUK2 as MK-7Capsules or drops
- Omega-3 Fish OilEPA + DHA statedSoftgelsLemon flavour option
- Whey Protein Isolate (unflavoured)Isolate, ~25 g protein per scoopUnflavouredLow lactose
- Creatine MonohydrateMonohydrate, micronisedUnflavouredCreapure option
- Collagen Peptides PowderBovine, hydrolysedUnflavouredDissolves in coffee
- Psyllium Husk Powder100% psyllium huskPowderUnflavoured
- Ginger ChewsReal gingerIndividually wrappedSugar-free versions exist
- Daily MultivitaminOne a dayMen's / women's versionsPharmacy brand
- BlenderBottle ShakerWhisk ballLeak-proof lid600–830 mL (20–28 oz)
- Digital Kitchen Scale1 g resolution2–5 kg (5–11 lb) capacityTare button
- Time-Marked Water Bottle (1 L / 32 oz)1 L / 32 ozHour markingsStraw lid option
- Protein Bars (20 g)~20 g proteinLow sugarBox of 12
- Ready-to-Drink Protein Shake~30 g proteinShelf-stablePack of 12
- Vitamin B12 (methylcobalamin)Methylcobalamin1,000 mcgDissolves under the tongue
- Daily Probiotic (Culturelle / Bio-Kult)Once a dayShelf-stableNamed strains
- Glass Meal-Prep ContainersGlass, snap lidsOven / microwave / freezer safeSet of 5–10
- Vitamin B ComplexAll 8 B vitaminsOne a day60–365 count
- Vitamin C 1,000 mg1,000 mgTablets or capsules100–360 count
- Zinc PicolinatePicolinate form15–50 mg60–240 capsules
- Gentle Iron (bisglycinate)Bisglycinate form20–28 mgWith vitamin C
- Calcium Citrate + D3Citrate formWith D3Tablets or petites
- Potassium Citrate (99 mg)99 mg capsulesCitrate form180–500 count
- Prebiotic Fibre Powder (unflavoured)Soluble fibreDissolves clearUnflavoured
- Digestive EnzymesBroad-spectrum blendMeal-time formulation60–180 capsules
- Ginger Root CapsulesGinger root500–1,100 mg100–240 capsules
- Vitamin B6 (P-5-P)P-5-P active form25–50 mg90–240 capsules
- Glucosamine, Chondroitin & MSMGlucosamine + chondroitin + MSMTablets120–240 count
- Turmeric / Curcumin with Black PepperCurcumin + piperineCapsules90–180 count
- Glycine Powder100% glycineSlightly sweet250 g–1 kg
- Taurine Powder100% taurineTasteless250 g–1 kg
- L-CarnitineTartrate or acetyl form500–1,000 mg120–240 capsules
- Essential Amino Acids (EAA) PowderAll 9 essential aminosFlavoured powder30 servings
- HMB Capsules1,000 mg capsulesCalcium HMB form120–240 count
- Plant Protein PowderPea / rice blendAbout 20 g a scoopDairy-free
- Clear Whey IsolateJuice-style, not milkyAbout 20 g a scoopFruit flavours
- Micellar Casein ProteinSlow-digestingAbout 24 g a scoopThick texture
- Greens PowderDried greens blend30 servingsStir into water or a shake
- Complete Meal Shake (Huel-style)Complete mealAbout 400 kcalVitamins and minerals included
- Bone Broth Protein PowderSavoury or flavouredAbout 20 g a scoopCollagen-rich
- Hair, Skin & Nails (Biotin)Biotin 5,000–10,000 mcgTablets or gummies60–365 count
- CoQ10 (Ubiquinol)Ubiquinol form100–200 mgSoftgels
- Oral Rehydration Salts (ORS)WHO-ratio salts + glucoseSachets or tabletsPharmacy grade
- Berberine HCl 500 mg500 mg capsulesHCl form90–300 count
- Portable Blender (Ninja Blast)Cordless, USB-CAbout 530 mLBlends ice and frozen fruit
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