VitaSprings price list
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Last updated Thursday, Nov 5, 2026
VitaSprings is a US-focused online shopping destination with a broad and unusual product mix. Its listed range includes vitamins, herbal products, teas, natural oils, personal care items, intimate wellness products, beauty products, household goods, accessories, and selected lifestyle items. Instead of focusing on one narrow category, VitaSprings brings many types of products together in one catalog.
That wide selection makes VitaSprings different from a specialist supplement shop or a traditional beauty retailer. You may begin by looking for vitamin D or tea and then find essential oils, skin care, personal comfort products, kitchen ingredients, or support products for the home. The catalog works a little like a large market: several aisles, different brands, and products for varied routines.
VitaSprings is listed through ZoneOffer, which is a comparison site rather than a store. The offers shown on ZoneOffer provide a useful way to review product names, brands, sizes, and listed prices associated with VitaSprings. However, shoppers should check the retailer’s current product page before buying because catalog information can change.
Vitamins and supplements form one of the clearest parts of the VitaSprings catalog. The selection includes products from NOW Foods, Source Naturals, 21st Century HealthCare, Life Extension, Planetary Herbals, Nature’s Secret, and Vigor Labs. This gives shoppers several brand choices rather than limiting them to one manufacturer.
For example, the catalog lists NOW Foods Vitamin D-3 1000 IU with 360 softgels at $10.19. It also lists Source Naturals Wellness Vitamin D-3 2000 IU with 100 softgels at $6.65. These products have different strengths, quantities, and brands, so comparing the label details matters more than choosing by price alone.
For vitamin C shoppers, VitaSprings lists Vitamin C 250 mg with 110 tablets from 21st Century HealthCare at $3.60. The catalog also includes several vinpocetine products: Source Naturals 10 mg with 60 tablets at $8.23, Source Naturals 10 mg with 120 tablets at $15.23, and Life Extension 10 mg with 100 vegetarian tablets at $13.50.
These examples show why product details deserve attention. A larger bottle may offer a lower cost per tablet, but the formula, serving guidance, and ingredient list remain important. Supplements are not interchangeable simply because they share a similar name. Always read the label and consider professional advice when a product relates to a health condition, medication, pregnancy, or a specific diet.
When reviewing supplements on VitaSprings, start with five simple questions. What is the active ingredient? What strength does each serving provide? How many tablets, capsules, or softgels are included? Which brand makes the product? Does the format suit your routine?
This approach also helps when comparing VitaSprings with general US supplement retailers. Large health stores may offer a deeper selection within certain categories, while VitaSprings stands out in the reference catalog for combining supplements with many non-supplement products. The best choice depends on whether you want a focused specialist experience or a broader shopping list.
VitaSprings also carries a notable group of herbal and botanical products. The listed catalog includes Herb Pharm Wood Betony Extract Liquid, 1 oz, at $13.58; Herb Pharm Heartsease Liquid Extract, formerly Violet, 1 oz, also at $13.58; and Herb Pharm Wormwood Extract Liquid, 4 oz, at $49.38.
Other botanical products include organic wormwood from L.A. Naturals at $12.80, a Goldenseal Myrrh salve from Country Comfort Herbals at $8.72, and a purple monkeyflower dropper from Flower Essence Services at $7.99. These products appeal to shoppers who enjoy traditional herbal preparations, botanical care, and plant-based personal routines.
VitaSprings lists StarWest Botanicals Yohimbe Bark Cut and Sifted Wildcrafted, 1 lb, at $40.55. It also lists StarWest Botanicals organic Keemun Congou Flowery Orange Pekoe tea, 1 lb, at $29.99, along with rose hips topical oil, 4 oz, at $41.46. The catalog therefore includes both ingestible and topical botanical products.
Herbal products need careful handling. “Natural” does not automatically mean suitable for everyone, and botanical ingredients can interact with medicines or health conditions. Product names alone do not explain safe use. Read the packaging and follow the maker’s directions. If you are unsure, ask a qualified health professional before adding a new herbal product to your routine.
Tea lovers have several options in the VitaSprings listings. Prince of Peace Premium Jasmine Green Tea contains 100 tea bags and is listed at $8.64. The same brand’s Premium Peony White Tea also contains 100 tea bags and is listed at $8.59. Uncle Lee’s Tea Premium Gunpowder Green Tea in bulk, 5.29 oz, is listed at $8.99.
For a different flavor profile, the catalog includes Numi Tea Chocolate Pu-erh Tea with 16 tea bags at $8.99. These products cover several styles, from jasmine green tea and white tea to gunpowder green tea and chocolate pu-erh. If you are building a tea shelf, the variety makes it possible to compare formats, quantities, and taste directions.
The food selection extends beyond tea. NOW Foods Organic Flax Seed Meal, 12 oz, is listed at $4.50. Yupik Organic Canadian Hulled Hemp Seeds, 2.2 lb or 35.3 oz, are listed at $34.99. Nutiva Organic Hemp Protein 15g Powder, 16 oz, is listed at $22.80.
VitaSprings also lists Simply Organic White Pepper, fine grind, 2.86 oz, at $12.45 and NOW Foods Xylitol Powder, 2.5 lb, at $20.30. Trident Sugar Free Gum with Xylitol in Watermelon Twist, listed as 252 pieces in 18 sticks by 14 packs, is priced at $11.89.
Many US grocery, natural food, and wellness retailers carry similar categories, but VitaSprings places pantry ingredients beside supplements, beauty goods, and personal care products. That can be convenient when you want to explore several needs in one catalog. On the other hand, a dedicated grocery or natural food store may make it easier to focus only on food, ingredients, or dietary products.
Before buying, compare the package size and unit format. A bulk bag, a box of tea bags, and a bottle of capsules cannot be compared fairly by sticker price alone. Think of the listed price as the cover of a book: you still need to open it and check the number of servings, pieces, or ounces inside.
VitaSprings includes a varied personal care section. The catalog lists Monoi Tiare Sandalwood Soap Bar, 4.6 oz, at $5.78 and Monoi Tiare Jasmine Pitate Soap Bar, also 4.6 oz, at $5.78. For body care, the listing includes Kama Sutra Treasure of the Sea Bath Salts, 20 oz, at $26.98.
Natural oils are another part of the selection. NOW Foods Rose Hip Seed Oil, 1 oz, is listed at $8.63. Aura Cacia Precious Essential Oil Rose Otto with Jojoba, 0.5 fl oz, is listed at $15.50. Nature’s Alchemy Pure Essential Oil Ylang Ylang, 0.5 oz, is listed at $17.52.
The range also includes Aura Cacia Reviving Peppermint Shower Tablets, three packs, at $8.76 and Reviva Labs Vitamin K Cream, 1.5 oz, at $17.53. These products fit different routines, from a quick shower refresh to topical skin care and fragrance-focused self-care.
Fragrance shoppers can find Carolina Herrera 212 Sexy Eau de Parfum Spray for Women, 3.4 oz, listed at $116.80. The catalog also includes Cacharel Anais Anais Eau de Toilette Spray for Women, 1 oz, at $28.10. Comparing fragrance products requires attention to concentration and bottle size, since eau de parfum and eau de toilette are different product formats.
VitaSprings’ catalog is not limited to conventional wellness products. It also includes intimate wellness items from brands such as WET International, Doc Johnson, and Kama Sutra. WET Flavored Lubricant in Juicy Watermelon, 3 oz, is listed at $11.25. WET Fun Flavors 4-in-1 Lubricant in Passion Punch, 1 oz, is listed at $5.42.
The listings also include Doc Johnson Spanish Fly Sex Drops Stimulating Coffee, 1 oz, at $6.88 and Kama Sutra Treasure of the Sea Bath Salts at $26.98. These products show the breadth of the catalog and its focus on personal comfort, sensory experiences, and adult lifestyle shopping.
Shoppers should review the product label carefully, particularly for topical products. Check the intended use, ingredients, and any warnings before purchasing or using an item. A product that looks appealing in a short listing may still have important directions that are only visible on the full product page.
One distinctive feature of the VitaSprings listings is the inclusion of practical products outside the usual wellness categories. BodyMed Neoprene Knee Braces with Removable Stays are listed in both small and medium sizes, each at $50.78. The catalog also includes a Core Products Petite Core Pillow in white at $42.45.
For the home, VitaSprings lists a Lasko 18-inch stand fan with four speeds and remote control at $56.99. There are also tattoo needle listings: a disposable two-needle, two-prong pack of 50 pieces at $42.99 and a disposable seven-needle, seven-prong pack of 50 pieces at $72.99. These products are listed under the Generic brand.
The catalog even includes a ZUM Toyz rocking horse at $64.99. This mix may appeal to shoppers who prefer browsing a wide marketplace rather than visiting several specialized websites. At the same time, the variety means you should pay close attention to size, intended use, specifications, and product category before placing an order.
The reference listings show a wide price range. Some of the lower-priced examples include Vitamin C 250 mg with 110 tablets at $3.60, Organic Flax Seed Meal at $4.50, Monoi Tiare soap bars at $5.78, and Planetary Herbals Yin Chiao Classic with 30 tablets at $6.29.
Mid-range examples include NOW Foods Vitamin D-3 1000 IU at $10.19, NOW Foods Rose Hip Seed Oil at $8.63, Prince of Peace teas at $8.59 and $8.64, and Nutiva Organic Hemp Protein at $22.80. Higher-priced listings include Carolina Herrera 212 Sexy at $116.80, the ZUM Toyz rocking horse at $64.99, and the BodyMed knee brace at $50.78.
These prices are the listed offer prices in the reference data. No regular prices, discounts, promotional codes, or savings claims are provided. For that reason, it would be inaccurate to describe any item as being on sale or to claim that VitaSprings is always cheaper than competing US retailers.
A smart comparison looks at more than the headline figure. Check quantity, size, brand, product type, and intended use. For example, two vitamin D products may have different strengths and counts. Two teas may contain different numbers of bags. Two oils may come in different bottle sizes. Value is about what you receive for the price, not just the lowest number on the screen.
VitaSprings may suit shoppers who enjoy variety and want to explore wellness, food, beauty, personal care, and lifestyle products in one place. It can also be useful for people who already know the brands they want, such as NOW Foods, Source Naturals, Herb Pharm, Aura Cacia, Prince of Peace, or StarWest Botanicals.
It may be less suitable for shoppers who want a very narrow, specialist experience. Someone searching only for sports supplements, organic groceries, clinical skin care, or home appliances may prefer a retailer built around that single category. VitaSprings’ strength is breadth, not a clearly stated focus on one product type.
Because shipping details are not supplied in the reference data, shoppers should review current delivery information directly through the relevant retailer page. The same applies to returns, taxes, stock status, payment methods, and current product descriptions. These details should not be assumed from the catalog alone.
Begin with the exact product name and brand. This prevents confusion when several similar items appear in the same category. Next, check the size and count. A 1 oz extract, a 4 oz extract, and a 16 oz powder serve very different purposes even if they appear beside each other.
Then review the ingredients and directions. This matters especially for supplements, herbs, essential oils, lubricants, and topical products. If a product is intended for a specific body area or personal use, confirm that it matches your needs before buying.
Finally, compare the full cost and current terms at checkout. The reference data does not provide shipping charges or delivery estimates, so those details require a live check. Use ZoneOffer to compare listed products and prices, but remember that ZoneOffer is not the store itself.
VitaSprings offers a broad and varied catalog for US shoppers, with products ranging from vitamins and herbal extracts to tea, pantry ingredients, beauty items, intimate wellness products, support goods, and household accessories. The listed prices create useful starting points for comparison, while the brand and size information helps shoppers narrow their choices. If you enjoy a wide selection, VitaSprings may be worth exploring. Just read each listing closely, compare like with like, and confirm current retailer details before you buy.