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Nutrition Business Journal’s report from 2008 on Condition-Specific Supplements Markets is a 28-page issue, NBJ that offers a breakdown of 2007 U.S. supplement sales data by condition-specific category and provides a detailed analysis of supplement, over-the-counter (OTC) and prescription drug sales for the top 16 condition-specific segments, including cold/flu/immune, joint health, heart health and bone health.
In addition to the issue, the package also includes research data on condition specific supplements markets.
Chart 107 presents NBJ’s numerical analysis of the joint health products market. Included in the analysis are OTC products, supplements and prescription drugs used to treat joint related conditions. Individual supplements and sales figures presented are for 2007 total and 2007 condition specific (including growth figures). 1999 - 2007 OTC and Rx condition specific product sales are also included.
Chart 104 is a summary of 1999 - 2007 sales of OTC, Supplement and Rx products for the following 14 specific conditions General Health Cold/Flu-Immune Sports/Energy/Weight-loss Brain Mental Insomnia Mood Menopause Heart Health Joint Health Sexual Health Bone Health Gastrointestinal Health Diabetes Anti-Cancer Others
Sales for all OTC products, all supplements and all prescription drugs are presented for each condition (not individual products). Total OTC Market, Supplement Market and Rx Market figures are also included for 1999 & 2000 (for comparison purposes/perspective on total market size).
All three of these products are available independently for a total of $468...but can be purchased together for an special offer price of $368, $100 off the total!
Table of Contents:
Supplement and ingredient firms remain committed to health condition-specific products, which accounted for 92% of U.S. supplement sales in 2007"...1-6
NBJ’s Condition-Specific Category Analysis: We offer a breakdown of NBJ’s 2007 U.S. supplement sales data and a supplement, OTC and Rx market analysis for the top 16 condition-specific categories......7-12
Following a promising start that failed to materialize into full-blown success, LifeVantage Corp. aims for a sales comeback for its anti-aging pill, Protandim...
13-15
The joint health category remains appealing to supplement and ingredient firms eager to fill the void created by recalled Rx joint drugs....16-17
Primus Pharmaceuticals takes medical food route to help osteoarthritis sufferers and gut
health.........18
No longer embarrassed to broach the subject of gut health, U.S. consumers fill up on probiotics and other digestive health aids.....19-21
Hoping to claim their slice of the diabetes pie, nutrition firms court consumers with a growing range of blood-sugar management supplements and functional foods and beverages future for gut
health supplements...22-24
Much work remains in U.S. battle against ‘diabesity,’ author Francine Kaufman, MD, says...25
NBJ’s Stock Reporter: The U.S. economy taking its toll on many industry stocks...26-27
Companies Featured Include:
5-Loxin, Accutane, Activia, ActivJoint, Actonel, Adipex, Airborne, Airborne Health, Alka Seltzer, Alli, Ambien, American College of Gastroenterology, American College of Nutrition, American Herbal Products Association, American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, Annals of Internal Medicine, Aquamin, Archives of Internal Medicine, Aricept, Avandia, Baush & Lomb, Bayer, Bayer Aspirin With Heart Advantage, Bayer Women's Aspirin Plus Calcium, Bextra, BioCor, BioCor Carbo, BioCor Dairy, BioCor Lipo, BioCor Pro, Boniva, Buddy BEAR, Bullwater Health & Fitness, Caltrate, Carill, Celebrex, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Centrum, Cardio, Children's Hospital of Los Angeles, Chocolate Pillows, Chromax, ChromeMate, Cialis, Cinnulin PF, citracal, Citrimax, Claritin, Clinical Products, Cognis Nutrition, Cognizin, Council for Responsible Nutrition, Crestor, Cyvex Nutrition, Dannon, Diabetes Essentials, Diachrome, Diabetes Essentials, DiarEASE, Dreamerz, DSM International, Effexor, EG Labs, Elations, Enzyte, Essential Blend Digestive Enzymes, Evista, Excelon, Extend Bar, Extend Chips, Federal Register, Fenugreek, FloreBABY, Fosamax, Fosteum, Frutarom, FUZE, Garden of Life Inc, Genuine N-Zime #1, GlaxoSmithKline, GliSODin, GlucoRedux, GlySync, GNC, Groupe Danone,GTC Nutrition, Halls Defense, Harvard University, Health & Wellness Trends Database, Hydroxycut, Imodium, IMS Health Inegrity Neutraceuticals, Insight North America, Institut Rosell, InsuVital, Intel, InterHealth Nutraceuticals, International Pharmaceuticals, International Probiotics Association (IPA), Information Resources In., Jack Distribution, Jigsaw Health, JMX-2, Joint Juice Plus, Journal of Inflammation, Journal of the American Medical Association, Juvenon, KidLAX, KidZYME, Kyowa Hakko USA LDI Group, Levitra, Lexapro, Libido Max, LifeVantage Corp ,Limbrel, Lipitor, Lunesta Marigot Ltd, May-Pro, McNeil, Medridia, MenaQ,7 Metabolife, Metabolism, Miacalcin, MiraLAX laxative, Mucinex, Namenda, National Enzyme Company (NEC), National Eye Institute, National Institute of Mental Health, National Sleep Foundation (NSF), Natural Balance Natural Grocers by Vitamin Cottage, Natural Marketing Institute, New England Journal of Medicine, Nexium, Nicholas Hall & Co, Nielsen, NMI's 2007 Health and Wellness Trends Database, NOP World, Nu Skin Enterprises, Nutrition 21, Nutrition Reviews, Ocuvite, OLAY Vitamins, Oligonol, Organic Smooth Move, ParaGONE, Paxil, Pegasus Captial Advisors, Pennington Biomedical Research Center, Pepsi, Pepto Bismol, PL Thomas, Pomology, Prilosec,Primus Pharmaceuticals, Probio'Stick, Proctor & Gamble, Promilin, Protandim, Protecflor, Renew Life, Reuters, Ricola, Sambucol, Schering-Plough, Sierra Mountain Minerals, SierraSil, Sirtris Pharmaceuticals, Skinny Water, Slenderize, Sobe, Source Naturals, SPINS, Sunburst Biorganics, SuperCitrimax, Tava, Terry Labs, The Gastro Bundle, The National Institutes of Health, Traditional Medicinals, TSI Health Science, U.S Food and Drug Administration (FDA), UC-II University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Viactiv, Viagra, Vioxx, Virmax, Vitamin Shoppe, Vytorin, Walgreens, Wal-Mart, Washington Post, Wyeth, Xangold, Xenical, Yale University, Zenflo, Zetia, Zicam, Zyrtec
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