Puritans Pride Vitamins is America’s number one manufacturer of vitamins. Puritan’s parent company, Nature’s Bounty, has been making and selling vitamins since 1971 when they started business in Bohemia, New York.
 

Because Puritan manufactures its own vitamins, they are able to give you great prices, and because Puritan manufactures them in the United States you can be certain there won’t be any questionable ingredients in your vitamins. They may be a big company but they still produce quality vitamins.
 

Puritan’s website gives you three ways to find what you’re looking for. You can search for a particular product, you can shop by category, and you can shop by brand. They carry many national brands to fill in areas not covered by their own vitamins.
 

The most common way to save money on Puritans Pride Vitamins is to take advantage on their sales of multiple units. This is especially beneficial if you use vitamin supplements regularly so that it makes sense to stock up. These multiple unit sales are usually in the form of buy 1 and get 3 free, or buy 2 and get 4 free, or similar variations on that theme. When available, you’ll find these offers on the individual product pages as one of the purchase options.
 

If you use supplements regularly, you can also save 10% on your overall purchases on Puritans Pride Vitamins by joining the Rewards Program. To join this program, you must sign up via a toll free number or at their website. Every six months, they’ll give you a rebate coupon worth about 10% of your purchases for your last 6 month period.
 

Shipping charges are usually a flat rate of $4.95, but at various times they also offer free shipping when a particular purchase price threshold is reached.
 

Puritan’s also sells pet nutritional supplements. One of my favorite is the cat hair ball remover laxative. This supplement comes in a tube so that you can just squeeze a little on your cat’s paw and she’ll lick it right up.
 

Overall, I find the website makes it easy for me to buy Puritans Pride Vitamins. Each of their vitamin product pages has links for the bottle labels which makes it so much easier than standing in a store isle reading those small labels. As boring as it may seem, I highly recommend reading the labels of all the vitamins you’re considering buying. For your health, avoid supplements that have sugar, starch, preservatives, and artificial flavorings or colors.