NEW YORK — Demand for dietary supplements in the United States and throughout North America continues to grow as consumers increasingly look for products related to preventive health, personalized nutrition, and weight management support.
According to a new report from Future Market Insights, the North American dietary supplements market hit $79.2 billion in 2025 and is expected to grow to $85.1 billion in 2026, eventually reaching $175.5 billion by 2036, with a 7.5% compound annual growth rate.
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The growth indicates a major shift in how consumers approach supplements. Instead of relying mainly on traditional daily multivitamins, shoppers are increasingly choosing products tailored to specific health goals, including cognitive health, gut health, cardiovascular wellness, and joint support.
Healthy aging is a key driver of category growth. As the population ages, demand expands from basic maintenance products to more specialized formulas focused on enhancing long-term health and wellness.
At the same time, digital health tools and personalized nutrition platforms are reshaping how consumers purchase supplements. Companies are increasingly offering personalized supplement regimens through subscription models that use biomarker testing and digital health data to tailor product recommendations. These services can command significantly higher prices than traditional retail offerings while building stronger customer loyalty.
Another emerging growth driver is the increasing use of GLP-1 weight-management medications. Analysts predict that over 30 million North Americans could be using GLP-1 therapies by 2030, creating new demand for supplements such as protein, fiber, and micronutrients designed to address nutritional gaps associated with reduced caloric intake.
Despite the rise of direct-to-consumer models, store-based retail remains the leading distribution channel, making up 59.4% of sales in 2026, with pharmacy chains and mass retailers continuing to play a key role in the sector.
Vitamins are expected to remain the largest product segment, accounting for 27.2% of the market value in 2026, with tablets continuing to dominate among delivery formats. However, gummies are projected to be the fastest-growing form as consumers increasingly prefer more convenient and tasty options.
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