The Midi Health shop sells daily supplements, and its page title describes the line as support for mind and body. The catalog splits into two tiers: single formulas, and kits or bundles that group several of them. This guide goes through what is listed, what each item costs, and where the savings are. All prices below are the ones listed at the time of writing and can change.

Single formulas

The single products sit in the $35 to $55 range. These are the bestsellers as the store shows them:

Most of the line lands at either $49.99 or $54.99, so the product name is the real deciding factor rather than the price tag. If you are comparing, read the label and supplement facts on each product page instead of relying on the names.

Kits and bundles

The bundles are priced from roughly $120 up to $145:

We did not find a listed "was" price for these, so we cannot say how much a bundle saves compared with buying its parts one by one. The store's product pages will show what is inside each kit; adding up the contents yourself is the only reliable way to check whether a bundle is cheaper for what you actually want.

Shipping threshold

One of the offers we track is free shipping on orders over $65. Every single formula above is under that line, so one bottle alone will not qualify. Two items do: Daily Brain Boost plus Daily GLP-1 Support comes to $74.98 at the listed prices. Any bundle is already over the threshold by itself.

Who the line seems aimed at

Product names such as Menopause Survival Kit, Daily Cortisol Support and Daily GLP-1 Support suggest the range is built around women's midlife and metabolic health topics, and the store sits under the Midi Health name. That is an inference from the product names, not a claim we can verify, so treat the names as a starting point and read the details on the store.

How to pay less

Besides the shipping threshold, there is a 10% off storewide offer that needs a code at checkout. Codes expire, so we keep the current ones in one place on our Midi Health coupons page. Check it before you pay, and remember that a percentage off a $54.99 bottle is a smaller saving than the same percentage off a $144.99 bundle.

Supplements are not a substitute for medical advice. If you are pregnant, managing a health condition or taking medication, check with your doctor before starting any of these.