Buying guide
What to know before you buy Vitamins & Minerals in New Zealand
Buy vitamins and supplements online in New Zealand
All 120 vitamins and supplements products we ship to New Zealand are on this page, with the strength, pack size and price on each one. You will find brands like Tata, Centrum Men, Centrum Women and GNC Mega Men, in tablets, capsules, powders and suspensions. Strengths on the shelf include 1 mg, 100 ml, 480 mg and 565 mg. Open a product to pick the option you want and see the price for that exact choice.
One brand name can cover very different products: Nordic Naturals appears here as gummies, softgels, fishies and a kids' probiotic, and the Rainbow Candy flavour belongs to Redcon1 Big Noise Pump and Sparta Kraken Black, not to the kids' gummies beside them. Vitamins & Minerals groups products to make them easier to find; it does not mean every one of them is right for you.
How to choose the right vitamins and supplements
Start with the stated nutrients, amounts, product format, serving details, pack size, and label directions. Two products can share a name and still differ in strength, form or how many you get, so read the whole product page rather than going by the title.
Check the photos, the pack details, the storage notes and the directions on the label. If something you need to know is missing, ask us before you order instead of guessing.
Prices and pack sizes
Where a product comes in more than one strength or pack, the card shows the lowest price and the exact price appears once you choose. Most are counted units in one container -- capsules, softgels, tablets, gummies, fishies -- with the count on the pack, as in Pyromune's 30 chewable tablets. The Zenius and Benefic powders carry no unit count, and a number like Complete Omega 565mg is a strength, not a pack size. Look at how much of each nutrient one serving gives you, whether it is a single vitamin or a multivitamin, the format (tablet, capsule, gummy or powder), how many servings the bottle holds, and whether the formula is aimed at a particular group, such as men over 50.
Prices are shown in the currency of the market you are browsing. Check your cart before checkout: the product, the option, how many, the delivery address, the shipping charge and the total are all there.
Delivery to New Zealand
Delivery to New Zealand is NZ$59, and free once your order reaches NZ$335. Checkout creates your order and the confirmation email explains how to pay; we ship once payment clears and send tracking to the address you gave. Where a price says duties paid, import duty is already included -- nothing extra is collected when it arrives, so the figure you see is the figure you pay.
Delivery times are estimates. Customs checks, public holidays and an incomplete address can all add days. For New Zealand, check the recipient name, street address, suburb or locality, region when used, and postcode before you place the order.
Before you buy
Check the stated nutrients, amounts, product format, serving details, pack size, and label directions on the vitamins and supplements you are looking at. Being in this category does not mean a product is right for you. Read the product page, the label, the warnings and the directions. Check who the label names before you buy: this category carries men's, women's, kids', 18+, 50+ and 65+ versions under otherwise similar names, and One A Day appears both as a Women 50+ tablet and as a Proactive 65+ one.
This page helps you find and compare products. It is not a diagnosis and not advice about what you should take. Ask a pharmacist or your doctor if you are unsure whether something is right for you.
