Reputable On-line Retailers

The benefits of comparing on-line retailers.

We all want the cleanest, most effective, convenient, and affordable on-line and local goods available. 

It’s a competitive world, and on-line retailers want your business.

Here’s what I found over the years.  

1. Many offer coupon codes, special offers, and sales alerts in addition to their standard discount pricing.
2. Savings may be from 10–30% and one can sometimes use multiple coupon codes per order for additional savings.
3. Checking multiple sites for price comparisons may further reduce overall costs.
4. On-line retailers are competitive in pricing, but even the best sites may vary in price from $1-$3+ per item which can add up. Take the time and shop around for the best deal. 
5. Signing up for promotions, coupons and sales alerts usually requires providing an email address. If you’re inclined, it’s well worth receiving those extra emails.
6. If you wait awhile between purchases, they’ll send a “we miss you” or “welcome back” email coupon sometimes good for 20% off. That’s a gift. 
7. Codes may have expiration dates so it’s important to take note of that.
8. Using and stacking codes, a smart shopper (me) can save up to $50 on some orders and at the least $15. That’s budget friendly. 
9. Some, not all sites, offer either standard free shipping as a special promotion or free shipping attached to a specific purchase amount ($).
10. Company sites may offer the best price for a particular product with special promotions or introductory offers. Not always but sometimes. It’s good to check. 
11. Company sites do offer a lot of information on the individual products which can be helpful when comparing and researching possible purchases.
12. Local retailers and big box stores may also offer savings.

The sites included in this blog offer a wide range of products and brand options including supplements, food (pasta/nuts/ snacks/baking items, sauces, and more) including organic, keto, gluten free/peanut/soy free and other varieties, as well as natural health and personal care items (body care/lotions/shampoos/cosmetics/low chemical nail polishes/etc.) to name just a few.

Selection and products vary per site. 

Here’s my list of all-time favorite reputable on-line retailers.

Vitacost Click here. 

iHerb Click here. 

Wellness Resources Click here.

Herb Pharm Click here.

Swanson Click here.

Pure Formulas Click here.

The Vitamin Shoppe Click here.

Mountain Ice Click here.

Amazon Click here.

Before I finish, just a quick reminder. I can’t stress enough the importance of taking great care and consideration when purchasing products. Many can be harmful if not used correctly and/or may be contraindicated (not to be used) for a particular condition, medical issue(s), medication regimen, or constitution.

Please discuss your plan for new products with a qualified practitioner to ensure safe use especially if you are taking medications, other supplements and herbals, pregnant, breastfeeding, very young, or elderly.

My favorite name brands sold by retailers.

Although many companies offer their own brand of products, I tend to use and reorder name brands proven and true by my experience. This doesn’t mean that the others aren’t as effective, but I can’t vouch for something I haven’t used.

It’s always best to research the product, reviews, quality of ingredients, and manufacturing practices.

Click here for a list of my favorite brands and how to compare reputable brand and store name products.

I hope this information was helpful. Please share, link, and pass the word to others. If you have questions, suggestions, or comments, please reach out. I would love to hear from you. 

This is not an all-inclusive listing and will be updated periodically. If you have a favorite reputable retailer, please reach out and it can be added.

Thank you so much for visiting. Wishing you continued health and wellness. 

Kimberly I

Updated November 2023 by Kimberly Iacoponi

Note: Any product mentioned is something I have used myself and benefitted from. I don’t receive revenue for any product recommendations, reviews, or site listings. If this changes, it will be noted.

This information is for educational and reference purposes only. It is not approved or intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease or illness, suggest a specific treatment, or to be used as the replacement for or substitution of treatment by a qualified medical professional.