Well At Walgreens

Profile, product mix and product list for Well At Walgreens.

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Profile of Well At Walgreens
BrandWell At Walgreens
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Location
Phone
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Products in database126 (on market)
Added to DSLD2012-10-01 – 2023-03-22
By dosage form
FormProductsShare
Tablet5745%
Softgel2621%
Capsule1613%
Other (e.g. tea bag)1210%
Gummy1210%
Powder22%
Liquid11%
By product type
Product typeProductsShare
Other Combinations4435%
Non-Nutrient / Non-Botanical1814%
Multivitamin & Mineral (MVM)1310%
Botanical1210%
Vitamin108%
Fat / Fatty Acid108%
Mineral76%
Single Vitamin or Mineral65%
Botanical with Nutrients54%
Fiber & Other Nutrients11%
Most common main ingredients (by number of products, top 10)
IngredientsProductsShare
Vitamin C4838%
Calcium4637%
Vitamin B64334%
Vitamin A4233%
Vitamin E4233%
Vitamin B124133%
Niacin3931%
Calories3830%
Zinc3830%
Pantothenic Acid3629%

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## Data on file (from the US NIH Dietary Supplement Label Database)
- Products in database: 126 (on market)
- Dosage forms: Tablet 57, Softgel 26, Capsule 16, Other (e.g. tea bag) 12, Gummy 12, Powder 2
- Product types: Other Combinations 44, Non-Nutrient / Non-Botanical 18, Multivitamin & Mineral (MVM) 13, Botanical 12, Vitamin 10, Fat / Fatty Acid 10
- Most common main ingredients: Vitamin C 48, Calcium 46, Vitamin B6 43, Vitamin A 42, Vitamin E 42, Vitamin B12 41, Niacin 39, Calories 38, Zinc 38, Pantothenic Acid 36
- DSLD entry dates: 2012-10-01 – 2023-03-22

## What to find out
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2. What characterizes the product line, and whether it matches the dosage forms and ingredients above
3. Quality systems (cGMP compliance, third-party certifications such as NSF or Informed Sport)
4. Any FDA warning letters, recalls or other regulatory actions
5. Where the products are sold (official retailers, availability outside the US)
6. Objective differences from other brands in the same category (formulations, country of manufacture, certifications)

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