If you're searching for the best supplements for women, you'll run into the same problem we did: a list of ten single-purpose products that quietly asks you to buy all ten. A multivitamin, a collagen, a greens powder, a probiotic, a hair supplement, a creatine, an NAD+ capsule — each excellent at one thing, each another tub on the counter and another line on the credit card.
So we're doing this list differently. We ranked the biggest names in the game on four criteria that don't care about marketing: breadth (how many real goals one serving covers), dose transparency (whether every amount is printed on the label), evidence-aligned dosing (doses that match how the ingredients are actually studied), and cost per day. Full transparency above — our own formula is on this list, and it was built to win these exact criteria.

| What it is | 20 actives in one daily scoop: 5 g collagen peptides, 3 g creatine, 2 g myo-inositol, 500 mg NMN, 500 mg solubilized keratin, hyaluronic acid, ceramides, astaxanthin, biotin, and a four-part gut stack. |
| Serving | 1 scoop (about 14.7 g), once a day, Wild Berry |
| Doses disclosed | Every single one — zero proprietary blends |
| Cost per day | From $1.50 (three-tub) to $2.50; subscription $1.83 |
| Dairy-free | Yes — even the lactoferrin is precision-fermented |
We built ATTRACT to replace a cabinet: the collagen tub, the creatine, the inositol, the hair supplement, the probiotic and the NAD+ capsules, in one scoop with the whole formula printed on the front. Nothing else on this list covers beauty, performance, gut and healthy aging at once — that's the honest reason it's ranked first, and the reason it exists.
| What it is | A daily greens and micronutrient powder — the brand lists 75+ vitamins, minerals and whole-food sourced ingredients per 12 g scoop. |
| Known for | Category-defining marketing and habit-building daily ritual |
| Trade-off | Most ingredient amounts sit inside proprietary blends, so per-ingredient doses aren't published — and there's no collagen, creatine, keratin or NAD+ precursor. |
AG1 essentially invented the modern daily-scoop habit and deserves the credit. It's a micronutrient safety net rather than a beauty or performance formula — if your goal is skin, hair or body composition, the label simply isn't aimed at you.
| What it is | A 2-capsule multivitamin built around 9 traced ingredients, with visible supply-chain sourcing. |
| Known for | Traceability and clean-label positioning |
| Trade-off | It's a multivitamin — 9 nutrients, no proteins, botanicals or actives beyond them. |
Ritual's traceability standard genuinely moved the industry forward, and we'd point anyone who just wants a multivitamin here. It solves a different, smaller problem than a full beauty-and-performance stack.
| What it is | The best-selling collagen powder — 20 g bovine collagen peptides per two-scoop serving, unflavored. |
| Known for | Ubiquity — it's in every grocery store |
| Trade-off | Collagen only. No vitamin C cofactor in the classic tub, no other beauty or performance actives, and a 20 g serving of one ingredient. |
If all you want is bulk collagen, this is the commodity king. ATTRACT uses a targeted 5 g of the same class of hydrolyzed peptides plus the vitamin C that collagen synthesis actually requires — alongside 19 other actives the plain tub doesn't attempt.
| What it is | 5 g micronized creatine monohydrate, NSF Certified for Sport. |
| Known for | Third-party testing rigor trusted by pro sports teams |
| Trade-off | One ingredient, one job. |
Thorne's testing standards are the benchmark and creatine is among the best-studied supplements in existence. ATTRACT includes a 3 g daily maintenance dose of the same molecule — so a separate tub becomes optional rather than necessary.
| What it is | A 2-capsule synbiotic with 53.6 billion AFU across 24 strains, in a delivery capsule designed to survive digestion. |
| Known for | Scientific rigor in the probiotic category |
| Trade-off | Gut only — and a premium price for a single category. |
Seed is probably the most science-forward probiotic brand in the game. ATTRACT takes a different approach to the same goal: a shelf-stable spore-forming strain plus enzymes, artichoke and ginger — digestion support built into the same scoop as everything else.
| What it is | A 4-capsule daily hair-growth nutraceutical with published clinical studies on its formula. |
| Known for | Dermatologist mindshare in hair wellness |
| Trade-off | Four capsules a day, hair only, at one of the highest price points in the industry. |
Nutrafol earned its place with real clinical work on its own formula. It's also a hair-only product at a price that usually exceeds an entire month of ATTRACT — which covers hair via keratin, biotin and silicon while also covering everything else.
| What it is | 300 mg nicotinamide riboside (NR) per capsule — one of the two major NAD+ precursor supplements. |
| Known for | Putting cellular aging on the mainstream map |
| Trade-off | Single-ingredient, capsule format. |
The NAD+ category Tru Niagen helped build is exactly why ATTRACT carries 500 mg of microencapsulated NMN — the other major NAD+ precursor — inside the same scoop as the beauty and performance actives, instead of as one more bottle.
| What it is | A TikTok-famous greens blend marketed to women, known for digestive comfort positioning and approachable flavors. |
| Known for | Making greens affordable and viral |
| Trade-off | Ingredient amounts sit inside proprietary blends, and the formula stops at greens, fiber and digestive support. |
Bloom won the algorithm fair and square and the price is friendly. But when doses live inside blends you can't audit them — printing every dose is the standard we think the whole category owes you.
| What it is | A 2-gummy daily multivitamin — the mainstream gummy pick at mass retail. |
| Known for | Tasting like candy, so people actually take it |
| Trade-off | Gummy chemistry caps what fits: no minerals like magnesium in meaningful amounts, no proteins or actives — and added sugar. |
Gummies solve compliance, and OLLY does gummies well. Physics is the limit: you cannot fit grams of collagen, creatine or inositol into a gummy. A scoop can carry what a gummy can't.
Every brand from #2 down is genuinely the best at its one thing — that's why it's here instead of a hundred smaller names. The pattern to notice is what each one leaves out: the greens powders skip proteins and performance actives, the collagen tubs skip everything but collagen, the hair products skip everything but hair, and the gummies physically can't carry meaningful gram-level doses of anything.
Stacking the single-purpose winners costs several hundred dollars a month and half your counter. That gap — between ten great narrow products and one honest broad one — is the entire reason ATTRACT exists.
It depends on diet and goals, but the most commonly recommended daily bases are a protein source like collagen, vitamin C and E, biotin, zinc, a probiotic, and — increasingly — creatine, which is among the best-studied supplements for strength, lean mass and cognition. ATTRACT combines all of those with printed doses in one scoop.
Creatine monohydrate is one of the most-studied performance molecules in existence, and a 3 g daily maintenance dose supports strength and lean mass without the loading phases that made it feel like a bodybuilder product.
It means the brand tells you the total weight of a group of ingredients but not the individual amounts — so you can't check any single ingredient against the dose used in research. None of ATTRACT's 20 actives are inside a blend.
Skin, hair, nails, gut, body and healthy aging — every dose printed on the label. Wild Berry, dairy-free.
Get ATTRACT — from $45/tub