Product finder: Which supplement is right for you?
Answer a few quick questions and we'll show you the right products for your goal and the bundle that saves you money.
Christian Lazar, founder of Vitalplant
How the product finder works
Get your recommendation in three steps
The product finder only asks what really matters for your selection. You don't need an account, and you can skip every question except the one about your goal.
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Choose your goal
Choose from eleven categories based on your current needs: energy, immune system, focus, calm, heart and blood vessels, mobility, skin, hair and nails, gut and liver, superfoods, or products specifically for women and men.
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Up to four short questions
Gender, age, diet and daily routine. After each answer, you'll see how many products still match and which ones are currently leading. Christian Lazar explains how your answer affects the selection along the way.
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Your recommendation
You'll get three suitable products with a brief explanation and, if available, the matching Vitalpaket: the same three products in a set, at a lower price than buying them individually. You can add either option to your cart with one click.
Dietary supplements aren't one-size-fits-all. What's right for you depends on your diet, your daily routine and your current stage of life. The product finder asks about these factors and uses your answers to put together your selection.
Your diet: vegan, vegetarian or pescatarian
Vitamin B12 is found almost exclusively in animal-based foods, while the omega-3 fatty acids EPA and DHA are mainly found in oily sea fish. If you follow a vegan or vegetarian diet, the product finder therefore includes vitamin B12. If you eat little or no fish, omega-3 from algae oil is an option.
For a vegan diet, it only shows vegan products; for a vegetarian diet, it never shows bovine collagen. This requirement is never relaxed, even if it means fewer products remain.
Your daily routine: lots of sitting, exercise or stress
The body produces most of its vitamin D in the skin with the help of sunlight. People who spend a lot of time indoors often get little sunlight. That's why the product finder takes vitamin D into account if you lead a mostly sedentary lifestyle.
If you're very active or under a lot of stress, magnesium becomes a priority. Magnesium contributes to normal muscle function and helps reduce tiredness and fatigue.
Your stage of life: age and gender
Priorities change with age and vary by gender. That's why there are separate vitality packs for women and women aged 50 and over, and for men and men aged 50 and over. The product finder only recommends products such as Prosta Plant or Meno Vital from age 40 onwards, and never recommends iron supplements for men.
Why the Product Finder Often Recommends a Vitality Package
If there is a Vital Package for your goal, your recommendation will consist of exactly those three products. The packages are grouped by theme, contain no duplicate nutrients and cost less as a set than buying the three products separately. If your answers suggest another nutrient that is not included in the package, the product finder will show it as an addition, but only if this does not result in any duplicate nutrients.
What the product finder does not replace
The product finder helps you navigate the Vitalplant range and is not a substitute for medical advice. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding or taking medication, please speak to your doctor or pharmacist before use.
Food supplements are not a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Do not exceed the stated recommended daily intake.
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Coordinated and more affordable: the Vital Packages
Three complementary Vitalplant products in each set, tailored to women, men, joints, gut health or the immune system. Save by buying them as a set rather than individually.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Questions about the product finder
How does the product finder work?
Choose your goal and answer up to four quick questions about your gender, age, diet, and daily routine. The product finder then shows you three suitable products with a brief explanation and, if available, a matching vitality bundle.
Is the product finder free?
Yes. You don't need an account or have to provide an email address to see your recommendation.
How many questions do I need to answer?
No more than five. If you select "Specifically for Women" or "Specifically for Men" as your goal, the gender question is skipped. You can skip any question except the goal.
Can I change my answers later?
Yes. In your recommendation, you can update individual details using “Change answers” or start over using “Start again”.
Does the product finder only show vegan products when a vegan diet is selected?
Yes. If you select “vegan”, only vegan products will be shown. For a vegetarian diet, the product finder excludes bovine collagen.
Why am I being recommended a vitality package?
If a vitality bundle is available for your goal, your recommendation consists of its three products. They are designed to work together, contain no overlapping nutrients, and cost less as a set than individually.
What does “goes well with” mean in the recommendation?
If your answers point to a nutrient missing from the Vitalpaket, such as vitamin B12 for a vegan diet, the product finder will suggest it as an add-on. This only happens if it does not duplicate any nutrients.
Does the product finder replace medical advice?
No. It helps you navigate the Vitalplant range. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding or taking medication, please consult your doctor or pharmacist before use.
Who is behind the product finder?
The Vitalplant team from Memmingen. Founder Christian Lazar guides you through the questions. We established the underlying rules together, such as avoiding double doses and choosing products that suit your diet.
von Christian Lazar
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