Brand-new data from the 2023 CRN Consumer Survey on Dietary Supplements, with new questions gathering deeper insights on attitudes and usage, will be available soon.
Contact Gretchen Powers (gpowers@crnusa.org) to be among the first to access via pre-sale.
For more than two decades, the CRN Consumer Survey on Dietary Supplements has served as the leading source for data on the attitudes and behaviors of the dietary supplement consumer.
Invest today to access data on usage of specific dietary supplements within categories of:
- Vitamins & Minerals
- Herbals & Botanicals
- Specialty Supplements (probiotics/prebiotics, omega-3 fatty acids, collagen, etc.)
- Sports Nutrition and Weight Management
PRESS RELEASE: CRN Reveals Survey Data from 2022 Consumer Survey on Dietary Supplements
Contact Gretchen Powers for information on purchasing the survey data package.
Learn:
- Reasons for taking supplements
- Purchasing factors
- Delivery form preferences
- E-Commerce habits
- Omni-channel shopping habits
- Confidence and trust in industry
And much more—thousands of datapoints
Inclusive survey design
Oversamples of Black, Hispanic, and Asian/Pacific Islander respondents are included for the second year in a row to ensure significant sample sizes of supplement users of color to provide deep insights into the groups’ motivations, attitudes, and purchasing habits.
Demographics include:
- Gender
- Age
- Household income,
- U.S. geographical region
- Political party ID
- Urban, suburban, or rural area residence
- Children in the household
- Employment status
- Marital status
- Race
"...We've been able to measure the pulse of the dietary supplement industry and track changes over time. Anyone who purchases the data has immediate access to the latest consumer insights..."
Learn more about the survey from CRN Consumer Survey Subcommittee Chair Tom Druke of Balchem
Contact Gretchen Powers for information on purchasing the survey data package.
MORE ABOUT THE SURVEY
The survey package includes searchable data spreadsheets, plus an executive summary explaining key takeaways as well as a 40-page review of the findings with sections on:
- Lifestyle & Supplement Usage
- Attitudes & Sources of Information About Supplements
- The Role of Healthcare Practitioners
- Purchase Habits
SAMPLE OF DATA FROM THE SURVEY USED IN CRN CREATED CONTENT
For example, 84% try to eat a balanced diet—compared to 74% of non-users. Learn more about the healthy habits of dietary supplement users...
