Apohealth review

Updated September 30, 2026 · ThriveCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 30, 2026

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Our verdict

Apohealth suits German buyers who want a named pharmacy counterparty and a published per serving price rather than a subscription. It trades since 1996 under Apothekerei Dr. Grintz e.K., supports email, phone and help centre, and asks €2.38 a serving, which is more than the site median of €1.17.

Key facts

Best for
German buyers who want a pharmacy-run supplement range with a published price per serving and a phone line.
Price from
€71.29 (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Price per serving
€2.38 (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Third-party tested
No (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Money-back period
14 days (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Legal entity
Apothekerei Dr. Grintz e.K. (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Headquarters
Germany (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Founded
1996 (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Support channels
Email, Phone, Help-centre (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Products
Multivitamins, Vitamins minerals, Collagen, Probiotics
Official website
apohealth.de

Apps and profiles

Elsewhere
Trustpilot

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Both prices are published, with the range starting at €71.29 and a serving running €2.38, so a daily habit can be costed before anything is ordered.
  • A money back window of 14 days softens the risk of trying a pack you have not used before.
  • The range spans multivitamins, vitamins minerals and collagen, wider than ProSolution Plus and TestRX, which list vitamins minerals and vitamins minerals.
  • Support runs on email, phone and help centre, including a phone line and a help centre.

Cons

  • Third party tested is no, so buyers who want independent batch results have to take the label at face value.
  • At €2.38 a serving, Apohealth costs more per day than the site median of €1.17, and a daily multivitamin keeps that gap open.
  • Money back runs 14 days, so there is little slack to decide once a pack arrives.
  • The shelf is narrower than DocMorris's: Apohealth lists multivitamins, vitamins minerals and collagen where DocMorris lists multivitamins, vitamins minerals and omega 3, so omega-3, sleep and stress, nootropics and electrolytes are not covered here.

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Who it suits

  • German buyers who want a named pharmacy counterparty, since Apohealth is operated by Apothekerei Dr. Grintz e.K. and handles support on email, phone and help centre.
  • People who cost a habit by the serving, because €2.38 is published alongside the €71.29 entry price.
  • Shoppers after collagen or probiotics next to a daily multivitamin, given multivitamins, vitamins minerals and collagen.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Buyers who need third party tested products, because Apohealth's answer on third party testing is no, so DocMorris is the one to price first.
  • Shoppers after the widest range, since multivitamins, vitamins minerals and collagen is shorter than the multivitamins, vitamins minerals and omega 3 listed by DocMorris.
  • Buyers chasing the lowest daily cost, because €2.38 runs above the site median of €1.17, and ProSolution Plus and TestRX are worth pricing side by side.

Pricing

Apohealth sells individual packs rather than subscriptions, so a daily habit is costed from the prices below. The collection starts at €71.29, which is the entry point of the range and not the whole basket. Each serving runs €2.38, and that figure, rather than the headline price, is what a routine actually costs. Because replenishment repeats the same pack, the per serving rate is the number to weigh at renewal as much as at entry, which makes it the honest way to compare ranges of different sizes. If you are weighing Apohealth against other brands, put the serving prices side by side first and use €71.29 to sense the size of the packs behind them. Both figures are published, so the arithmetic is quick.

What it does well

Quality testing is the first thing to settle here. Apohealth states plainly that its products are third party tested no, so there is no independent mark to lean on instead. Buyers who want batch verification as a condition of purchase should decide whether that matters to them before ordering rather than after. What the brand does offer is a money back window of 14 days, which gives a new customer room to try a pack and judge it by how it sits and how the format works, not by a label alone. Taken together, a clear answer on testing and a short returns window tell you where you stand before an order goes out.

Who runs it

Apohealth is run by Apothekerei Dr. Grintz e.K., a pharmacy business registered in Germany. That legal entity is worth reading, because a supplement bought from a pharmacy carries a named counterparty behind it rather than an anonymous storefront. The company has been trading since 1996, which puts it among the longer established names in the category and suggests the range has been adjusted over time rather than launched fresh. Support runs on email, phone and help centre, so a question about a pack, an ingredient or a delivery can reach a person by phone, by email or through the help centre. A named counterparty and a phone line are the details buyers weighing trust tend to look for first.

How Apohealth compares

Where Apohealth is available

Available
Everywhere except Belarus, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Russia, Syria, United States

Countries from the brand (Source, checked September 30, 2026)

Frequently asked questions

How much does Apohealth cost at the entry point?+

The collection starts at €71.29, and that figure is the floor of the range rather than the whole basket. Each serving runs €2.38. Apohealth sells individual packs, so these two numbers are the ones to work from when comparing brands or working out a monthly cost.

What will a repeat order cost?+

Replenishment repeats the same pack at the same rate, so the per serving figure of €2.38 is the number that carries over to your next order. The entry price of €71.29 tells you the cheapest pack rather than what a regular routine costs. Price the serving, not the headline.

Are Apohealth products third party tested?+

Apohealth's answer on third party testing is no: its products are not verified by an independent laboratory. What sits behind that is a money back window of 14 days, which is a weaker form of reassurance and only applies after the order has arrived.

How long is the money back window?+

Orders carry a money back window of 14 days. That is the time you have after delivery to decide whether a pack suits you, and it is shorter than the returns windows some larger retailers run. You fund the order yourself while you find out whether it works.

What can I buy from Apohealth?+

The listed range covers multivitamins, vitamins minerals and collagen. That puts a daily multivitamin, single vitamins and minerals, collagen and probiotics under one roof, enough for a straightforward routine. If your list includes omega-3, sleep and stress support or electrolytes, this range does not stretch that far, and DocMorris carries more product types.

How do I get help from Apohealth?+

Support runs on email, phone and help centre, so you can email, call or use the help centre. A phone line matters most if you want to talk through an ingredient or a reaction rather than type it out, and it is the part of the service that separates a pharmacy-run shop from a pure online store.

Who runs Apohealth, and how long has it been going?+

Apohealth is operated by Apothekerei Dr. Grintz e.K., a pharmacy business registered in Germany, and it has been trading since 1996. A named legal entity and a long trading history are the details that matter most if you want to know who stands behind the products you receive.

Can I buy Apohealth outside Germany?+

Apohealth is based in Germany and its support is handled there through email, phone and help centre, so it is built for that market. Prices are listed at €71.29 and €2.38. If you are ordering from another country, delivery terms and any duties are worth checking before you commit.

Sources

Compiled from 5 source pages, checked September 30, 2026. We did not open an account.

Apohealth

German buyers who want a pharmacy-run supplement range with a published price per serving and a phone line.

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