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Nature’s Bounty Apple Cider Vinegar 480 mg, 200 Tablets

4.5· 16,238 Amazon reviews
$8.49$8.07 with Subscribe & Save

$0.04 / count

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Price verified Oct 26, 2026

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Our verdict

Apple cider vinegar: 480 mg apple cider vinegar per serving (2 tablets) from Nature's Bounty. Best for apple cider vinegar supplementation.

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Why we recommend this

The manufacturer lists 480 mg apple cider vinegar per two-tablet serving. The 200-tablet bottle provides 100 servings. Tablets avoid drinking vinegar, but the supplied label does not quantify acetic acid or establish equivalence to a tablespoon of liquid vinegar.

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What to watch out for

Requires two tablets per serving. Do not convert powder weight to a liquid-vinegar research dose without composition data.

Dose & form

Serving
480 mg apple cider vinegar per serving (2 tablets)
Form
Tablet
Supply
100 servings · $0.04 / count
UPC
074312785702

Who it's best for

Apple cider vinegar supplementation

Ratings and product questions

4.5★ across 16,238 Amazon reviews recorded. Explore the product questions below for label and use information.

Frequently Asked Questions

What dose does Nature’s Bounty Apple Cider Vinegar 480 mg, 200 Tablets provide?

The recorded label dose is 480 mg apple cider vinegar per serving (2 tablets). A clinical dose comparison cannot be made from the available product information. Follow the current product label and your clinician’s advice.

How does Nature’s Bounty Apple Cider Vinegar 480 mg, 200 Tablets compare to similar Tablet?

Compare the recorded ingredient amounts, serving size, product form (Tablet), price, and the scope of any testing evidence. Use the linked comparison or brand pages to review available alternatives.

Is Nature’s Bounty Apple Cider Vinegar 480 mg, 200 Tablets third-party tested?

Independent product testing has not been verified in this record. Check the manufacturer or certifier for evidence covering this exact product and, where applicable, its lot.

Does this work with Amazon Subscribe & Save?

Subscribe & Save is listed in the product record. Check the current availability, terms, and price on Amazon before enrolling; the record does not guarantee a price for future deliveries.

Are there any potential interactions with medications?

Ask a pharmacist or clinician to review Apple cider vinegar with your exact medicines. This record does not establish a complete interaction profile.

Are there any side effects from long-term use?

Long-term safety cannot be determined from the label dose alone. The recorded label dose is 480 mg apple cider vinegar per serving (2 tablets). A clinical dose comparison cannot be made from the available product information. Follow the current product label and your clinician’s advice. Discuss ongoing use and any adverse effects with your healthcare provider.

Does it cause any digestive issues or side effects?

The product form does not guarantee digestive tolerance. Stop use and ask a healthcare professional about persistent or concerning adverse effects.

Is this product safe for pregnant or nursing women?

Nestle Health Science does not specifically market Nature's Bounty Apple Cider Vinegar 480mg Pills, Vegetarian Supplement Plant Based, 200 Tablets for pregnant or nursing women. If you are pregnant, nursing, or planning to become pregnant, consult your healthcare provider before taking any apple cider vinegar supplement. Clinical safety data during pregnancy is limited for most apple cider vinegar products.

Is it safe to take with other supplements?

Safety depends on the exact ingredients, total amounts, medicines, and health conditions involved. A studied dose range is not a safe upper intake limit. Ask your healthcare provider or pharmacist to review the combination.

What is the recommended dosage?

The recorded label dose is 480 mg apple cider vinegar per serving (2 tablets). A clinical dose comparison cannot be made from the available product information. Follow the current product label and your clinician’s advice.

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