Full catalogue · Semarang
Every entry below lists format, pack size and the main ingredients, so you can compare natural supplements for men without guessing at the label.
This is the full NusaPower product range. We stock reference entries for daily multivitamins, mineral blends, botanical capsules and age-specific formulas sold in Indonesia. Nothing here is a ranking: the entries sit side by side so you can read format, pack size and ingredient order and decide which lane fits the routine you already keep.
Prices are set by the retailers who carry these lines, and stock moves between shops, so we do not publish a price list here. What stays stable is the panel, and the panel is what tells you whether a formula is built around one mineral, one botanical, or a broad spread of vitamins and minerals for men.
Four groups on this page
Looking for a category we have not listed? Ask about a specific product and we will tell you whether we carry it and who stocks it.
Group one
These are the all-in-one options. Pick between them on pack size, and on whether you want a short label or a long one.
A standard reference in this group: one wide vitamin and mineral spread compressed into a single daily dose, taken as a tablet. Because the panel is broad rather than deep, it suits someone who wants coverage in one bottle instead of three, and who does not mind reading a long ingredient list before buying.
Format
Tablet
Pack size
100 tablets
Group
Everyday coverage
Takes a different route: a 90-vegetarian-capsule format with a longer ingredient list that includes saw palmetto, lycopene, alpha lipoic acid, CoQ10, resveratrol and grape seed extract. Read the order of that list before you assume it is the same product as the tablet above.
Reading tip
A longer panel is not automatically a stronger one. It usually means the formula spreads its quantities across more ingredients, so the first three or four names on the label still tell you what the product is really built around.
Two different jobs, often confused. One delivers general men's health support in a compact panel; the other fills a single mineral gap beside a routine you already keep. Both are common entry points into vitamins and minerals for men.
Compact everyday vitamin
Zinc and B6 blend
Group two
Not every product needs a botanical story. Nuvita Nutri Men is a 30-capsule everyday vitamin with direct men's naming and a compact ingredient panel. It suits first-time buyers who want something simple to read.
These formulas tend to be the easiest entry point if you have never taken a supplement regularly. Use it consistently for a month before you consider adding a second product.
Group three
Zinc and B6 anchor this group. Nuvita Tri Zinc + Vitamin B6 comes as a 30-tablet pack built around those two ingredients, with no herbal component, which makes it straightforward to place alongside an existing routine.
If your multivitamin already covers zinc, adding a product like this means watching your total intake rather than stacking freely.
Group four
Saw palmetto, maca and ginseng each appear as standalone products in Indonesian retail. Single-ingredient products are easier to evaluate because you know exactly what you are taking. If you prefer to isolate variables, start here.
NusaPower carries these as reference entries in the catalogue. Whether a specific botanical capsule is on a shelf near you depends on the retailer, so check stock before you plan a trip.
Botanical lines we list
GNC Men's Ultra Saw Palmetto Formula
The clearest example in this group: built around one named botanical rather than a blend, so the label reads quickly.
Maca root capsules
A second single-extract line. Capsule count and tablet strength vary by importer, so compare the front of the pack.
Ginseng extract
Sold across several brands. Root grade and extract ratio are the numbers worth reading here.
Natures Health Cougar, 12 tablets
A small-pack botanical that sits in the trial group as well as here. Listed on both Natural Farm and Guardian Indonesia men's health shelves.
Group five
Blends combine several ingredients under one label. Nutrimax Male Formula Rx 30S sits in this group, positioned around the stamina and vitality language that is common in Indonesian retail copy, and shares a cluster with Tribulus Stack and Stamina X.
These products are harder to compare directly because the panels differ. Read the ingredient order, which usually reflects quantity: whatever is listed first is what the formula is really built around. Two blends at the same price can be doing quite different jobs.
Group six
GNC Mega Men 50 Plus Daily Multivitamin is sold as a daily formula for men over 50. Retailers use age brackets to segment the category, and the differences usually show up in mineral amounts and added ingredients such as lycopene.
If you are near that boundary, comparing a standard and an age-specific label side by side is worth ten minutes. Put the two packs flat on a table, find the ingredients that appear on one and not the other, and then decide whether those additions matter for the way you eat. Neither label is automatically the better choice for a man in his late forties.
Where the difference shows
Mineral amounts move first, then added ingredients such as lycopene.
What to check
Whether the pack states amounts per serving, and how many servings it holds.
Natures Health Cougar comes as a 12-tablet pack and appears on both Natural Farm and Guardian Indonesia men's health listings. Small packs let you test a format before buying a full supply.
They cost more per tablet, and that is the trade-off. If you are unsure whether a botanical tablet agrees with you, the premium is often worth paying once rather than committing to a large bottle of something you will not finish.
Line up four things before you decide. Two bottles at the same price are not equivalent if one lasts thirty days and the other twelve.
Tablet, capsule, vegetarian capsule or softgel. If swallowing large tablets is a problem, filter your shortlist by capsule format first and compare from there.
Divide the count by the daily dose. A 100-tablet bottle taken twice a day lasts about seven weeks, not fourteen.
Anything listed first is present in the largest quantity. That order tells you what the formula is really built around, whatever the front of the pack says.
Some panels give amounts per serving, some per tablet, some only per two tablets. Check which one you are reading before comparing numbers.
Tablets and capsules cover most of this category. Vegetarian capsules appear in imported lines, standard tablets and gelatin capsules in many local ones. Softgels show up mainly in oil-based products, where the filling is a liquid rather than a powder.
Format
Where it appears
Tablet
Broad daily multivitamins
Standard capsule
Botanical extracts and blends
Vegetarian capsule
Imported long-panel lines
Softgel
Oil-based formulas
Start with the job you want the product to do, not with the strongest-sounding label on the shelf.
General nutritional coverage
Points to a daily multivitamin in the broad-spectrum group above.
A specific mineral gap
Points to a zinc or B-vitamin product rather than a whole new multivitamin.
Interest in botanicals
Points to a single-extract capsule you can evaluate on its own.
Then give it a month
Buy one, use it consistently, and evaluate before adding a second product to the shelf.
These are wellness products, not medicines. If you take prescription medication or have a health condition, speak to a qualified professional before you start anything new.
Tell us which two entries you are weighing up and what you already take, and we will walk through format, servings and ingredient order with you before you buy. We answer Monday to Friday, 09:00–18:00 at Jl. Pemuda No. 11, Sekayu, Semarang Tengah.
Product information on this page describes format, pack size and ingredients only. These are dietary supplements, not medicines, and they are not intended to diagnose or replace advice from a qualified professional.
This page is a catalogue of what is sold in Indonesia, with the format and ingredient details for each entry. Stock sits with the retailers who carry these lines, and it moves between shops, so check availability locally before you plan a purchase.
That depends on how much zinc the multivitamin already carries. Add up the amounts per serving from both labels first, and if the combined figure looks high for you, ask a qualified professional before stacking them.
A month of consistent use is a sensible minimum for anything you take daily, because it matches how most routines settle. That also lines up neatly with the serving counts on the packs listed above, so you are not left with half a bottle you never finished.
No. Prices are set by the retailers who carry these lines and change between shops, so publishing one figure here would be misleading. What we can tell you is what a pack contains, so you can compare cost per serving at the counter.
