The Council for Responsible Nutrition’s 2023 Consumer Survey on Dietary Supplements shows 74% of US adult consumers use supplements and 55% regularly use the products.
Nearly 75% Of US Consumers Use Supplements, Buying More Than 90% In Stores – CRN Survey
Survey conducted online between in August among nationally representative sample of 3,192 consumers 18 and older, including 2,328 adults who use supplements seasonally, occasionally or regularly.
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