On Line Vitamins And Supplements

[Vagus]

Does anyone order the above? Where from, any recommendations for cheapest and best??
I’ve been buying the ones we take from Boots but it’s very hit and miss if they have them on the shelves.

[Buenchico]

The own-brand ones sold in supermarkets are just as good as any others. By the time you've factored in the postage, they're also likely to be just as cheap as, or even quite a bit cheaper than, any online products you can find.

e.g. I buy my high-strength Vitamin D tablets from whichever supermarket I happen to be shopping in. In Asda they're just £1.50 for 60 tablets but currently available as part of a 'mix-&-match' 3-for-2 promotion, saving even more money:
https://groceries.asda.com/product/joints-bone-care-vitamins/asda-high-strength-vitamin-d-well-being-tablets/1000204197763

[Old_Geezer]

If you believe they'll help, make sure you check things such as strength when comparing prices.

[pastafreak]

Not only strength, but also ingredients. Cheaper often means more fillers and less of what you are buying them for.
I've used this company...BigVits, a few times. Vitamin D as an example...note, only 3 ingredients.

https://bigvits.co.uk/now-foods-vitamin-d-3-2-000-iu-240-softgels.html?utm_source=google_shopping&gclid=Cj0KCQiA99ybBhD9ARIsALvZavXtS7unBZJK1PMhtt5LL88GFPrBhcw6VgWCfq48WTilQu4dCEvulWUaAtXOEALw_wcB

Amazon has many trusted brands. There is also an American company called iherb...prices with offers can be less than Amazon even with transatlantic shipping.

[Vagus]

Thank you for your replies.
I do sometimes buy supermarket own brands but it’s the same as with Boots, very hit and miss if they have the ones we want, lots of gaps on the shelves, which is why I’m looking into buying them online.

[Rosie29]

When I used to take supplements I liked Healthspan. Good packaging that can go through letter box and efficient service . I dont know what they're like now .