We pulled the actual labels on four of the most-searched hair, skin & nails gummies — here's what's really in each one.
Written by Vita Globe Editorial Team | Reviewed against manufacturer labels and independent lab review
Quick Answer
Biotin dose ranges from 2,500mcg to 5,000mcg across the brands we checked, only two of the five include collagen at all, and sugar per serving ranges from 2g to 7g — more than a 3x spread for the same "serving." Price per serving lands between roughly $0.12 and $0.83 depending on the brand. The label is genuinely worth reading before the marketing copy.
Side-by-side comparison
| Brand | Biotin / serving | Collagen | Sugar / serving | Serving size | Price / serving |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vita Globe — Hair, Skin & Nails with Collagen | 5,000mcg | Yes, in a 12-nutrient blend | Formulated low-sugar (part of our ~2-3g/serving standard across the line) | 2 gummies | ~$0.63 |
| Nature's Bounty — Hair, Skin & Nails + Collagen | 2,500mcg | Yes, 100mg | 2g | 2 gummies | ~$0.25–0.28¹ |
| Vitafusion — Gorgeous Hair, Skin & Nails | 5,000mcg | No | 7g | 3 gummies | ~$0.12 |
| Weem — Hair.Skin.Nails | 5,000mcg | No | 3g | 2 gummies | ~$0.83 |
| Moerie — Hair, Skin & Nails (Biotin + Zinc) | Not disclosed on retail listing² | No | Not disclosed² | Not disclosed² | ~$0.65 |
¹ Estimated from the $10–11 typical retail price per 80-count (40-serving) bottle; not directly stated by the brand. ² Moerie's Walmart and brand-site listings we reviewed describe the formula as a "biotin and zinc blend" without publishing exact mcg/mg amounts or a sugar count — worth asking their support team directly if that matters to you.
A few things worth calling out
Nature's Bounty is the only competitor here that also includes collagen alongside biotin — but at 2,500mcg of biotin, it's dosed at half the level of the others, and its 100mg of collagen is well under the 1–10g/day range studied for skin hydration and elasticity benefits.
Vitafusion and Weem both hit the 5,000mcg biotin mark, but neither includes collagen, and their sugar-per-serving is notably higher than Nature's Bounty's (7g and 3g respectively vs. 2g).
Weem is worth a specific mention: the independent testing group ConsumerLab reviewed it and didn't find supporting clinical studies for its hair-loss claims, concluding it's "unlikely to help people with hair loss who do not have nutrient deficiencies" and "not worth its price" — noting you can get the same 5,000mcg of biotin from a basic biotin supplement for a fraction of the cost [1].
Moerie is the hardest to evaluate on paper simply because it doesn't publish exact dosing — which is itself useful information if transparent labeling matters to you.
WHERE WE FIT
Our Hair, Skin & Nails with Collagen Gummies pair the 5,000mcg biotin dose with collagen in the same formula — the combination none of the four competitors above offer together — and every batch is checked against its label before it ships.
Sources
- ConsumerLab. "Does WEEM Grow Hair and Is It Worth It?"
- Nature's Bounty, Vitafusion, Weem, and Moerie label/pricing data pulled from their official product pages and major retail listings, Sept 2026.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Comparison data reflects publicly available labeling and pricing at the time of writing and may change.
