Vitamet pricing is engineered the way the bottles are, to a single patient. You pay for the pharmacist's time, the milligram-accurate fill, and the cost of your actives. Nothing for marketing, retail margin, or branding you didn't ask for.
Every Vitamet bottle is a single production run for one named patient. Choose the supply length that fits your protocol, the longer the run, the lower the per-day cost, because we batch the pharmacist review, the analytical testing, and the fill. Each tier is priced at or below what a comparable stack of off-the-shelf bottles costs on Amazon, and every milligram is USP-grade and tested.
The shortest run we make. A clean way to trial a new formulation or to bridge a season, exam season, training block, postpartum window.
Build a 90-day formulaLong enough to see the bloodwork move. Most micronutrient interventions need 8–12 weeks before a repeat panel is meaningful.
Build a 120-day formulaA quieter cadence. We re-make at month five, which keeps your formula inside its peak potency window without overlap.
Build a 150-day formulaOur longest single run. Best for stable protocols you and your physician have already dialed in. Per-day cost is at its floor.
Build a 180-day formulaEvery tier includes pharmacist formulation review, USP-grade actives weighed to the milligram, identity testing on every incoming raw material, HPLC and ICP-MS finished-batch potency assays, full heavy-metals and microbial panels, a per-lot Certificate of Analysis, amber UV-protective glass, plant-derived HPMC capsules, and carbon-neutral domestic shipping. Your exact price is quoted in the builder once your actives and doses are set, it depends on the ingredients you choose, not a fixed tier. Amazon comparisons reference the typical retail cost of buying the same actives across separate nationally distributed bottles, for context only.
The same clinical-grade workflow runs on every bottle, regardless of plan. Pricing differences reflect cadence and protocol complexity, not quality.
Vitamet formulations are dietary supplements and are generally not reimbursable through commercial health insurance. Many U.S. patients can use FSA or HSA funds when their order is accompanied by a Letter of Medical Necessity from a licensed healthcare provider. We provide an itemized receipt formatted for FSA/HSA submission on request.