Priority One Nutritional Supplements

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Profile of Priority One Nutritional Supplements
BrandPriority One Nutritional Supplements
Website
LocationFerndale, WA, United States
Phone
Email
Products in database119 (on market)
Added to DSLD2020-09-25 – 2023-05-24
By dosage form
FormProductsShare
Capsule9378%
Tablet2420%
Softgel22%
By product type
Product typeProductsShare
Other Combinations7361%
Non-Nutrient / Non-Botanical1412%
Botanical119%
Mineral87%
Vitamin54%
Botanical with Nutrients33%
Amino Acid / Protein22%
Single Vitamin or Mineral11%
Fiber & Other Nutrients11%
Fat / Fatty Acid11%
Most common main ingredients (by number of products, top 10)
IngredientsProductsShare
Magnesium3126%
Zinc3126%
Vitamin C2824%
Thiamine Hydrochloride2420%
Vitamin A2118%
Vitamin B62118%
Inositol2017%
Niacin1916%
Bromelain1815%
Folate1613%

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## Data on file (from the US NIH Dietary Supplement Label Database)
- Location: Ferndale, WA, United States
- Products in database: 119 (on market)
- Dosage forms: Capsule 93, Tablet 24, Softgel 2
- Product types: Other Combinations 73, Non-Nutrient / Non-Botanical 14, Botanical 11, Mineral 8, Vitamin 5, Botanical with Nutrients 3
- Most common main ingredients: Magnesium 31, Zinc 31, Vitamin C 28, Thiamine Hydrochloride 24, Vitamin A 21, Vitamin B6 21, Inositol 20, Niacin 19, Bromelain 18, Folate 16
- DSLD entry dates: 2020-09-25 – 2023-05-24

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