27 Amazon Wellness Products Vetted and Loved by Editors

SATINA High Waisted Leggings ($15, originally $18)

These high-waisted leggings have over 68,000 five-star ratings, and are loved for their buttery-soft and opaque fabric, numerous colors, and different styles options (capri, full-length, and full-length with pockets). One of our editors is a fan, too. Read her review of the SATINA High Waisted Leggings to learn more.

Editor Quote: "They're fitted with a tummy-control design that molds perfectly to my figure and accentuates my curves in all the best ways. I also love that despite feeling incredibly elevated and luxurious, they're relatively low maintenance and easy to care for." — Kyley Warren, assistant editor, Commerce

Vital Proteins Collagen Peptides Powder ($19, originally $27)

Each two-scoop serving of this peptides powder has 70 calories and has 18 grams of protein and 20 grams of collagen peptides to fuel your skin, hair, nail and joint health. It's unflavored and easily dissolves into both hot and cold beverages. Learn more via our Vital Proteins Collagen Peptides Powder review.

Editor Quote: "I love the collagen powder for its ability to add a hearty dose of protein to anything I'm eating or drinking — it transforms a black coffee or low-protein veggie soup into something that's more satiating and protein-packed." — Christina Stiehl, former senior editor, Fitness

HEX Performance Deodorizing SprayOn Women's Cloudmonster Sneakers ($22)

This deodorizing spray was specially formulated to rid activewear of odor. It's great for freshening gear that can't fit in the washing machine or between washings to keep items smelling fresh. Read our Hex Performance Deodorizing Spray review for more.

Editor Quote: "Hex Performance Deodorizing Spray delivered on its promise to remove and resist odors. In other words, this spray is staying with my usual laundry supplies for good." — Angelica Wilson, former associate editor, Fitness

Baby Foot Peel Mask ($25)

When a pumice stone doesn't quite cut it, this foot peel is here to finish the job. Just apply, put on the included booties, and wait an hour before washing off. Dead skin will start to peel away five to seven days later, and your feet will be incredibly soft. For more details and photos of the process, check out our Baby Foot Peel Mask review.

Editor quote: "My feet are exponentially softer now than they were before the peel, and after the treatment is complete, maintaining them will also be much easier. Does it live up to the hype? Absolutely, and this peel will now be a staple part of my summer routine." — Ariel Baker, assistant editor, Beauty

Colorfukoala High Waisted Workout Leggings ($25)

Buttery soft and supportive without being too restricting, these leggings also come with a convenient pocket. The high waist provides tummy control without digging in, and the V-contour seams on the back are flattering. Our editor put them to the squat test and loves how opaque and comfortable they are. For more details and photos, read our Colorfulkoala High Waisted Workout Leggings review.

Editor quote: "I love that the high waist reaches below my ribcage to support my stomach. It also gives me extra coverage when I wear crop tops. If I head out for a walk and don't want to bother with a belt bag, the side pockets are perfect for comfortably tucking away my smartphone without feeling weighed down." — Angela Elias, contributing editor, Shopping

Donna Karan Cashmere Mist Anti-Perspirant Deodorant Stick ($32)

This TikTok-famous deodorant is a fan-favorite of one of our editors for workouts and beyond. She is one of many obsessed with its silky texture, powdery scent, and nonirritating formulation. Learn more by reading her review of the Donna Karan Cashmere Mist Anti-Perspirant Deodorant Stick.

Editor Quote: "A little goes a long way. As someone who sweats pretty intensely, it provides all-day protection, even during intense workouts. What's more, a single bottle lasts me a minimum of six months." — Marisa Petrarca, contributing editor, Shopping

Bloom Nutrition Super Greens Powder Smoothie & Juice Mix ($31, originally $40)

Regardless of where you fall in the debate on the value of greens powders, one thing is clear: Bloom is a crowd favorite. Shoppers love mixing it into water or smoothies for an energy boost. Read about our editor's experience in our review of the Bloom Nutrition Super Greens Powder Smoothie & Juice Mix.

Editor Quote: "Bloom is really big on advertising that it 'fights bloat' and 'soothes digestion,' but I wasn't expecting it to be so efficient. When I started drinking it daily, I noticed my bowel movements (TMI) felt routine rather than random or out of my control. I used to take Metamucil for fiber, but with Bloom, I no longer feel like I need it." — Melanie Whyte, former contributor

Iwemek 3-Piece Seamless Yoga Outfit ($32)

This workout set comes with biker shorts, a sports bra, and a T-shirt, providing multiple styling options. The top offers removable pads for added structure and support, and you can seamlessly transition from workouts to a sporty look for running errands. Read our review of the Iwemek 3-Piece Seamless Yoga Outfit for more.

Editor Quote: "This three-piece workout set boasts a soft and stretchy feel that allows for unrestricted movement. But what truly sets it apart, in my opinion, is the vibrant hot-pink color, which is undeniably eye-catching, mood-boosting, and all-around perfect for summer." — MP

Cheers Restore Supplement ($33, originally $35)

These supplements contain DHM, which has been studied to "enhance the activity of alcohol-metabolizing enzymes," according to a functional practitioner. Read more by checking out our review of the Cheers Restore Supplement.

Editor Quote: "What truly impresses me about the Cheers Restore Supplements is their unwavering ability to ward off hangovers. I faithfully took them each night before bed during my bachelorette trip, and to the amusement of my friends, I seemed to wake up each morning even more refreshed than the previous day." —
MP

Nodpod Gentle Pressure Sleep Mask ($34)

It's high time you got to know the Nodpod if you haven't already. This nine-ounce weighted eye mask combines the soothing pressure of a weighted blanket with the light-blocking function of an eye mask. One of our former editors (and her husband) fell in love with it because it helped her relax after a long day and drift off to sleep. Read more via our Nodpod Gentle Pressure Sleep Mask review.

Editor Quote: "The NodPod is best for those looking to level up their sleep routine by blocking out light and promoting relaxation. Whether you're already a fan of weighted blankets, white noise machines and other sleep products or brand-new to the category entirely, it might just surprise you as much as it did my husband and I." — Murphy Moroney, former associate editor

Natural Vitality Calm, Magnesium Citrate Supplement ($35, originally $48)

Relieve tension and stress with this magnesium supplement that can easily be mixed with water to create a fizzy and refreshing drink to take daily. Our editor tested it out and loves that it can be mixed with ice on a warm day or with hot water for a soothing drink. For more details, read our Calm Magnesium Citrate Supplement review.

Editor quote: "Since I often have a tough time shutting off my mind at night — especially after a stressful day — I decided to mix myself the first glass of Natural Vitality Calm about an hour before going to bed. I could already feel my body start to relax as I sipped the drink while reading a book, and by the time I turned off the lights, I was completely ready to sleep. When I'm especially busy, I often have stress dreams about something I need to accomplish at work the next day or wake up in the middle of the night thinking about emails. After drinking Natural Vitality Calm, I slept right through the night — without feelings of stress or latent worries." — Annalise Mantz, senior editor, Branded Content

EltaMD UV Clear Face Sunscreen ($44)

If you're looking for a sunscreen that is formulated with both a physical and chemical protectant, this one comes highly recommended by dermatologists. It's oil-free and combines niacinamide, vitamin E, lactic acid, and hyaluronic acid, which helps to soothe and nourish acne-prone and rosacea-prone skin. Our editor tested out the un-tinted, tinted, and deeply tinted options and writes about them in this EltaMD UV Clear Face Sunscreen review.

Editor quote: "I've tried and tested plenty of sunscreens through the years, and I've noticed that mineral sunscreens leave some sort of white cast (even if it's subtle) unless they are tinted dark enough to match my tan skin. The EltaMD UV Clear Broad-Spectrum SPF 46 has a unique hybrid formula that uses both physical and chemical UV filters so that its application — along with the look and feel — are more elegant on the skin compared to others on the market. The oil-free formula goes on thick and opaque but dries down to a demi-matte finish. It feels deeply hydrating on the skin but not heavy, especially during the colder months when my skin leans a bit drier." — AR

Seed DS-01 Daily Synbiotic ($54, originally $60)

If you're looking for an effective probiotic and prebiotic supplement that doesn't need to be refrigerated, this one helps with gut and digestive health as well as immune system support, healthier skin, and more. It's a plant-based formula made from the skin and fruit of Indian pomegranate. For more details on its effects, check out our Seed DS-01 Daily Synbiotic review.

Editor quote: "My gut issues — including everyone's arch nemesis, bloating — have significantly decreased. I noticed I became regular within the first 10 days, which I didn't expect at all. I'm still a little gassy, which I don't expect to fully go away because it's basically a sign that my body is working the way that it should. I'm also someone who loves spicy foods; I made a point to eat more spicy foods than usual and noticed I had no issues." — Shari Straker, social content producer

Shefit High Impact Sports Bra ($69)

For a high-impact sports bra that controls the bounce, this front-zip option makes it easy to slip in and out of and features removable pads, adjustable straps, and a convertible X- and H-back style. Our contributing editor tested it out and shares her experience (and pictures) in this detailed Shefit High Impact Sports Bra review.

Editor quote: "What I like about the Shefit Ultimate Sports Bra is probably obvious from this article's headline (I compared it to body armor for a reason!). Thanks to its thoughtful design, the support is truly unmatched. For starters, it zips in the front, which gives loads of compression and security (that zipper isn't moving). Since it's so supportive, I've found the best way to put it on is by securing the front hook-and-eye closure first, which makes it easier to zip up. That, combined with its adjustable straps and rib band, is the perfect duo for a bounce-free workout." — MP

Stanley Quencher H2.0 FlowState Stainless Steel Vacuum Insulated Tumbler ($71)

If you haven't already jumped aboard the Stanley train, it's never too late. It's a stylish way to stay hydrated on your hot girl walks or to place atop your office desk as a gentle nudge to keep sipping. It comes in several colors, is made of 90 percent recycled BPA-free stainless steel, and is dishwasher-safe. Read more via our review of the Stanley Quencher H2.0 FlowState Stainless Steel Vacuum Insulated Tumbler.

Editor Quote: "Despite the tumbler's massive size, it's still portable and practical thanks to its large handle. It even has a narrow base that can fit into your cup holder. (I'm not positive it fits into every cup holder in existence, but it fits in my Mini Cooper's just fine.) " — MP

The Beast Mini Blender ($99)

The blender's base has a 600-watt motor that can create ridiculously creamy blends in less than two minutes. While it can pump out a silky smoothie, it can also be used to grind, chop, mince, whip, and juice, which adds to its versatility in the kitchen. The compact design is small enough to accommodate any countertop and packs easily. You can even drink your smoothie straight out of the blending container by switching out the blade piece with the included leak-proof drinking lid and straw. Three of our editors put it to the test and wrote about their experiences in this Beast Mini Blender review.

Editor Quote: "While I've struggled with the lack of power on some of my previous compact blenders, this one has a small but mighty motor. In fact, it blends so well that I sometimes like to use the single button to pulse it instead of leaving it on the automatic blend feature to get more texture. I also use it to batch prep homemade salad dressing for the week, as well as cremas for tacos and other sauces. It's so easy to take apart and stick in the dishwasher when I'm finished. I honestly couldn't recommend it more." — AE

Lelo Sona 2 Cruise ($112)

Sexual health ties into wellness, and this new device from Lelo comes highly recommended from one of our contributors, namely because it's compact, lightweight, and discreet enough to throw in your carry-on. It even has a lockable feature so you don't have to worry that it'll start vibrating while in line at security. Find out more in our Lelo Sona 2 Cruise review.

Editor Quote: "Whether you're always on-the-go or you're someone who likes to bring a sex toy along on your vacation, the Lelo Sona 2 Travel is perfect for anyone who wants to be able to access their own pleasure anywhere. Because it is so travel-friendly, you don't have to worry about moving through TSA with this one — regardless of if you're TSA pre-check or not." — Hayley Folk, contributing editor

Flaus Electric Flosser ($119)

You might have first spotted this electric flosser on "Shark Tank." The innovative tool uses sonic technology to speed up the efficiency of traditional flossing. The vibrations help the floss to get between tight teeth and the design of the tool makes it easier to reach your molars. Our health and fitness content director tested it out herself and wrote her honest thoughts in this Flaus Electric Flosser review.

Editor Quote: "Not to get too explicit, but you can tell when your flossing has dislodged some plaque or (sorry) food particles that escaped your brush. Flaus really worked loose some lingering buildup, which made me feel kind of lousy about my brushing technique, but really good about the floss." — Mirel Zaman, former content director, Health and Fitness

Canopy Bedside Humidifier ($150, originally $172)

This multifunctional humidifier also serves as an aroma diffuser, enhancing your living space while keeping your skin hydrated. Shoppers appreciate its dishwasher-safe components, hassle-free cleaning, compact design, and quiet operation. Read more in our review of the Canopy Bedside Humidifier.

Editor Quote: "On nights I use it, I wake up feeling less dry in my problem areas — my throat, nose, and skin. But the area around the humidifier never feels wet or damp, which has been a huge issue I've faced with humidifiers in the past. The humidifier also has sensors to tell it when it needs to pump out a little more moisture during the night — like when your heating or cooling system kicks on." — MZ

Cubii Move Under Desk Elliptical ($162)

If you love to multitask, this device was made for you. You simply place it under your desk, so that you can get a workout in while you're answering emails. Genius, right? Check out our Cubii Move Under Desk Elliptical review for more.

Editor Quote: "I've invested in a fair share of home-based workout machines in my lifetime, and the Cubii Move Under-Desk Elliptical has, without question, proven to be the best of them all — for a number of reasons. Besides the easy assembly and portable design (which allows me to move the machine from my home office to my living room and just about any other area within my home), the compact tool also features a basic LCD monitor on the front that can be adjusted to display everything from the number of calories burned to a user's stride count, duration, and more." — KW

On Women's Cloudmonster Sneakers ($170)

One of our editors fell in love with these sneakers for racing and even wore them for a half marathon. They're undeniably unique-looking due to their massive cushioning, which helps you rebound with ease. Learn more by checking out our On Women's Cloudmonster Sneakers review.

Editor Quote: "Not to be dramatic, but I'm obsessed with these sneakers for training and racing. The first time I took off running in them, I couldn't believe how they propelled me forward thanks to their ultrahigh stacked CloudTech foam pods (which measure a tall 30 millimeters)." — MP

Hatch Restore 2 Sunrise Alarm Clock ($170)

As you can probably tell from the accompanying image, the Hatch Restore 2 isn't your average alarm clock. It doubles as a sound machine, but its standout TikTok-famous feature is the warm, gentle light that gradually brightens, simulating the natural sunrise. This ensures a less jarring wake-up experience compared to a blaring alarm. One of our former editors tested the original version and loved it. Learn more by reading our Hatch Restore Sunrise Alarm Clock review.

Editor Quote: "If you're someone who already uses a sound machine to fall asleep and loves the idea of a sunrise alarm clock, this device will be a great match for you to cut down on gadgets. Additionally, it's suitable for anyone looking to improve their night and morning routines as it creates a personalized 10-step system allowing you to do so." — Haley Lyndes, former assistant editor, Shopping

Bearaby Napper Organic Hand-Knit Weighted Blanket ($249)

This weighted blanket is designed for every season thanks to its cooling, hand-knit design. Select either the 10-, 15-, or 20-pound version based on your desired pressure and one of three colors: light grey, navy blue, and dark grey. And read our review of the Bearaby Napper Organic Hand-Knit Weighted Blanket for more.

Editor Quote: "One thing I adore about the Bearaby Cotton Napper is its knitted design, which is not only aesthetically pleasing but provides a cooling effect. It's made of 95 percent organic cotton and features an open-weaved texture, making it ultra-breathable." — MP

Bose Ultra Open Earbuds ($299)

These open-style earbuds have a flexible joint and a light grip that is designed to hook around your ear, so you can still hear the world around you while still privately enjoying whatever you're listening to. They're water-resistant, last up to seven hours before needing a charge, and even earned a spot on Oprah's 2024 Favorite Things list. Naturally, our editor had to try them for herself. Read all her thoughts in this Bose Ultra Open Earbuds review.

Editor Quote: "These headphones are dangerously comfortable, so much so that I almost stepped into my shower with them on the other night, blissfully unaware they were still attached to my ears (a testament to just how lightweight they really are). As someone with sensitive ears, I was initially concerned that the headphones would feel too heavy or clunky while on, but they actually feel much airier and functional than other earbuds I've tried. The buds magnetize effortlessly, so I don't have to play around with their fit or position them so that they feel more secure — once they're attached, they don't move, regardless of whether I'm walking, working out, or just lounging at home." — KW

RingConn Gen 2 Smart Ring ($299)

You can track your sleep, activity, stress, heart rate and more by syncing up with the accompanying app. What sets it apart from other smart rings is that it's much lighter and more comfortable, making it easier to wear throughout the day. If you struggle with sleep apnea, this ring is specifically crafted to monitor it, with an Apnea-Hypopnea Index, Oxygen Desaturation Index, and SpO2, all available in the app. Our contributing editor tested it out and compares it to the Oura Ring in this RingConn Gen 2 Smart Ring review.

Editor Quote: "Inside the app, you'll find technology including Apnea-Hypopnea Index, Oxygen Desaturation Index, and SpO2, all of which work to dissect sleep apnea tendencies." — Natasha Marsh, contributing editor, Shopping

Coway AP-2015F Airmega 400 Smart Air Purifier ($350, originally $390)

This air purifier can cover up to 1,560 square feet in just 30 minutes, which is impressive. It has a combined filter system with a washable pre-filter, an activated carbon filter, and a Green True HEPA Filter and reduces 99.999 percent of 0.01-micron particles in the air. It also reduces 99 percent of volatile organic compounds and odor, so it's great for neutralizing house smells. Our editor tested this air purifier and writes all about her experience in this Coway AP-2015F Airmega 400 Smart Air Purifier review.

Editor quote: "I live in a townhouse surrounded by trees, and my bedroom has a door that faces the forest (an asset every time of year except during allergy season). I set this air purifier up in that room since the air quality was so poor — and I was amazed by how clean the air was after just one night of use. The air purifier claims to capture 99.999 percent of nano-sized particles down to 0.01 microns (most bacteria, mold, and allergens included) and I can say it's actually made a difference for me during allergy season and beyond. It's also pretty effective for any kind of air pollution, whether released from wildfires, factories, cars, or construction." — Jessica Andrews, senior content director, Shopping

Windmill Air Conditioner: Smart Home AC ($389)

Did you know that "smart" air conditioners exist? Enter the windmill, which syncs with an app so you can control it whether you're home or not. Above all, though, it's surprisingly chic and arrives pre-assembled for super easy installation. Find out about our editor's experience putting it to the test in our Windmill Air Conditioner: Smart Home AC review.

Editor Quote: "The Windmill is Wi-Fi controlled and pairs with an app so you can adjust settings before you get home. This is a great feature for someone like me who hates getting to my bedroom after a long day only to realize it's not the crisp cold temperature of 68 degrees. To avoid that disappointment I make sure to adjust an hour before bedtime." — Melanie Whyte, former contributor

Marisa Petrarca (she/her) is a contributing editor for PS Shopping and has over seven years of experience writing and editing beauty, fashion, and lifestyle content. She was previously the senior beauty editor at Grazia USA and the style and beauty editor at Us Weekly. Now freelancing, her work has been featured in Cosmopolitan, Allure, Marie Claire, and more.

Angela Elias (she/her) is a contributing editor for PS Shopping, where she reviews everything from beauty products to kitchen gadgets, curates can't-miss sales, and creates "best of" shopping roundups. In her former roles at PS, she led the relaunch of its Latine identity and family-focused verticals, directed its Home vertical, and hosted shopping segments. She has nearly 15 years of experience working in the lifestyle space as a writer, editor, content strategist, director, on-camera talent, and publicist.