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Supplement rankings, when we can defend them

This is a reserved section, not an empty blog category. Brands can buy a review. A weaker score cannot buy a higher rank. Rephora Labs products, from the same company that publishes this site, may appear here and will be labeled.

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No products are ranked yet. Scoring rules live on Methodology.

Blister packs of tablets and capsules on a blue surface
Blister packs of tablets and capsules on a blue surface

Vitamins & minerals

Vitamin D

Dose honesty, D3 vs. D2, and whether the serving quietly exceeds a safe daily habit.

Ranking in development

Open supplement bottle with softgel capsules on a pale surface

Heart health

Omega-3 / fish oil

EPA+DHA per serving, oxidation risk, and trial-like doses versus flavored candy.

Ranking in development

Vitamins & minerals

Magnesium

Form (glycinate, citrate, oxide), elemental dose, and gastrointestinal tolerance claims.

Ranking in development

Protein

Protein powder

Protein per scoop, amino acid completeness, added sugar, and contaminant documentation.

Ranking in development

Protein

Creatine

Monohydrate vs. novelty forms, gram accuracy, and whether extras add anything but price.

Ranking in development

Vitamins & minerals

Multivitamins

Who, if anyone, benefits; upper-limit stacking; and iron-containing formulas.

Ranking in development

Why wait?

A ranking without testing notes is a listicle. Nutritionist Guide will not publish a “best vitamin D” until we can say what we checked, what we did not check, and how a brand could lose the top slot next year. Read the guides in the meantime. They are the same standard, applied to food and physiology instead of bottles.

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