Strong buyer interest is driven by health, taste, and cost savings versus bottled water. Broad appeal across households and offices supports steady baseline demand
Small, low-cost daily supplement with typical price points of $9–$19. Attractive to buyers because of well-known winter demand (common deficiency, routine daily use), low barrier to trial, frequent repeat purchase potential and easy bundling with immune/wellness ranges
High-intent, replenishable protein supplement with broad appeal to fitness-focused buyers for convenient recovery and everyday nutrition. Priced in the $36–$66 range, it’s accessible yet margin-friendly, supports subscriptions and repeat orders, and benefits from strong review/brand sensitivity (buyers often prioritize taste and protein-per-serving)
Recognized, value-focused label with broad mainstream appeal at a $12–$22 price point. Buyers gravitate to everyday-use items at this spend level, making it an easy add-to-cart and bundle option in an eCommerce store
Strong online demand is driven by buyers seeking confidence and performance support, with privacy and discreet delivery being key purchase motivators. The $20–$40 price point converts well as a mid-tier buy and cart add-on, and the category often sees repeat orders
Appeals to buyers seeking a convenient, topical wellness option for relaxation and post‑workout comfort without pills. The $10–$19 price point supports impulse and add‑on purchases, encourages repeat orders, and fits lightweight, low‑complexity fulfillment for an eCommerce store; consider positioning alongside sleep, bath, and fitness recovery assortments to lift basket size
Strong, recurring demand driven by buyers seeking convenient wellness upgrades; lends itself to repeat purchase and subscriptions. The $20–$45 price point fits well as an AOV booster and cross-sell within health-focused assortments, with broad appeal across age groups and gifting occasions
Chewable creatine appeals to buyers seeking strength, power, and muscle support in a convenient, portable format—no mixing or shaker required, typically better-tasting than powders. The $20–$35 price point is accessible for trial and supports repeat purchases/subscriptions, making it a strong basket-builder and cross-sell with fitness products
Broad buyer appeal as a daily fitness/wellness staple and convenient nutrition boost drives consistent demand and repeat purchases. The $31–$66 price band enables healthy AOV with opportunities for bundles (e
Mid-priced at $16–$27, this item fits well as a consumable with repeat-purchase potential and easy bundling or subscription options. Buyers are drawn to enzymatic efficacy and convenience; the powder format is lightweight, shelf-stable, and economical to ship, supporting healthy margins and low return risk
Typical retail price $12–$26. Buyers buy for health maintenance, immune support and New Year wellness resolutions, producing strong repeat and add‑on potential; low unit cost makes it easy to feature in bundles, subscriptions and checkout upsells
Strong, steady demand driven by fitness-focused buyers who want measurable performance support makes this a high-velocity, repeat-purchase staple. The $20–$38 price point fits common add-to-cart behavior, supports subscriptions and multipacks, and tends to be brand- and review-sensitive, with buyers comparing value and perceived quality
Strong, evergreen demand driven by buyers focused on strength, muscle, and training performance; widely recognized, affordable, and replenished frequently, making it a solid repeat-purchase consumable. The $20–$36 price band supports broad accessibility, add-to-cart ease, and potential for subscriptions or bundles, with straightforward positioning and minimal education required
Buyers seek performance, energy, recovery, and weight-management support, making this a high-interest, repeat-purchase category. The $22–$33 price range is accessible and subscription-friendly, with conversions driven by brand trust, clear benefits, flavors, and strong reviews
Appeals to buyers exploring wellness and “earthing” routines, often as an affordable self-care or sleep-adjacent accessory. The $20–$50 price point is giftable and impulse-friendly, supporting quick add-to-cart behavior and broad marketplace fit
Powdered protein supplement appealing to buyers focused on fitness, weight management and convenient meal-replacement; commonly purchased for post-workout recovery and New Year health goals. Typical online price range is $29–$52
Buyers pick this supplement for straightforward, commonly known reasons: perceived immune support and daily wellness, especially during cold season and New Year health resolutions. The item is low-priced ($5), compact and lightweight, which makes it attractive as an impulse or add-on purchase, easy to stock, and simple to ship — suitable for subscription or repeat-purchase strategies and bundling with other health SKUs
Broad appeal driven by a universal need to improve sleep quality and establish better nighttime routines. Low-ticket pricing ($10–$21) supports add-to-cart and multi-unit purchases, making it a strong basket builder with steady, year-round interest and heightened attention during wellness-focused periods
Strong buyer appeal as a convenient, flavored wellness treat that feels approachable and discreet, supporting repeat purchases and subscriptions. Typical selling price is $22–$33, aligning with replenishment and small-gift budgets while remaining accessible for first-time buyers
Appeals to buyers looking for an easy wellness reset, perceived digestion support, and weight-management adjunct, especially as a low-commitment add-on. The $13–$27 price point fits impulse buys and bundles, with consumable repeat-purchase potential and gifting opportunities