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What ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity cite for supplement brands

October 2026: we asked 3 buyer questions 3 times on each engine and collected 36 answers with 264 cited sources. The share is how many answers cited a site at least once; the range shows how much it could move from run to run.

Most cited sites

#SiteKindShare of answers
1medicalnewstoday.comOther sites47% (32%–63%)
2consumerlab.comOther sites36% (23%–52%)
3healthline.comReviews and best-of lists36% (23%–52%)
4garagegymreviews.comOther sites33% (20%–50%)
5health.yahoo.comOther sites33% (20%–50%)
6bscg.orgOther sites22% (12%–38%)
7fortune.comOther sites22% (12%–38%)
8nutrola.appOther sites22% (12%–38%)
9verywellfit.comOther sites22% (12%–38%)
10shopnaturescraft.comOther sites19% (10%–35%)
11store.eunatural.comOther sites19% (10%–35%)
12tigerfitness.comOther sites19% (10%–35%)
13health.usnews.comOther sites17% (8%–32%)
14verifiedsupplementdata.comOther sites17% (8%–32%)
15vogue.comNews and magazines17% (8%–32%)

Where the citations come from

  • Other sites88%
  • Reviews and best-of lists6%
  • News and magazines3%
  • Brands' own sites2%
  • Communities and forums1%

Brands named

Share of answers naming each brand. Brands outside our list are not counted here.

  • Nature Made64%
  • NOW Foods50%
  • Thorne47%
  • Pure Encapsulations39%
  • Garden of Life36%
  • Kirkland Signature33%
  • Ritual31%
  • Life Extension28%
  • Nordic Naturals28%
  • Momentous6%

Each engine reads different sites

ChatGPT

9 answers

  1. consumerlab.com44%
  2. trust.nsf.org44%
  3. usp.org44%
  4. verywellfit.com22%
  5. bscg.org11%

Claude

9 answers

  1. store.eunatural.com78%
  2. garagegymreviews.com67%
  3. health.yahoo.com67%
  4. medicalnewstoday.com67%
  5. verifiedsupplementdata.com67%

Gemini

9 answers

  1. healthline.com67%
  2. eunatural.com44%
  3. medicalnewstoday.com44%
  4. consumerlab.com33%
  5. enzbio.com33%

Perplexity

9 answers

  1. consumerlab.com67%
  2. garagegymreviews.com67%
  3. health.usnews.com67%
  4. health.yahoo.com67%
  5. medicalnewstoday.com67%

What to do with this

  • Be on the sites the engines read: healthline.com. Claim your profile, ask happy customers for reviews, and answer real questions where you can help. Never buy reviews or votes.
  • Publish the pages these answers quote: a clear comparison page, pricing, and who you are for.
  • Make sure the crawlers behind these engines can reach your site at all.
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Questions asked

  • What are the best vitamin and supplement brands to buy in 2026?
  • What should I buy to find supplements that are third-party tested?
  • Recommend vitamin and supplement brands under $50 with good reviews.

Answers come from each engine's official API with web search on, one plain question per call. AI answers vary run to run, so treat small differences as noise. Data: JSON (CC BY 4.0, credit GetPicked). Full method