Wellness

Vitamins and supplements (multivitamins, magnesium, omega-3, vitamin D, collagen), body care (body lotions, oils, bath salts), and daily-routine essentials. Selection leans to formulations with cleaner ingredient lists than mass-market alternatives.

Through direct relationships with manufacturers — some white-labeled from established supplement makers, some through partner brands. Each product specifies its source and certifications.

Many — particularly the supplements. Look for "third-party tested" or NSF/USP certification on the listing. For supplements without explicit testing claims, we list the manufacturer's own QA documentation.

Wellness focuses on internal and overall body care (vitamins, supplements, body care basics). Beauty focuses on skincare, makeup, fragrance, and haircare. Some overlap (body lotions sit in both), but the categorization helps people find specific items faster.

Supplements aren't FDA-approved (the FDA doesn't approve supplements as a category). Reputable supplements are formulated to standards like cGMP (current good manufacturing practice) and are third-party tested. Each listing notes specific certifications.

Talk to a doctor for personalized guidance — supplements aren't a replacement for diet, sleep, or movement. For supplements you do take, choose tested formulations with transparent ingredient lists.