immün’s Daily Defense 13-in-1 Immunity Gummies are one of the higher-scoring immune products we’ve reviewed (72/100, “Acceptable”) — an unusually clean, fully disclosed, sugar-free formula from immün, the Grüns brand acquired by Unilever in April 2026. It’s also priced like a premium product, so the question is what a serving really costs. We pulled the published pricing, checked July 2026, and turned it into two numbers: cost per serving and cost per day.
The price, in one table
The retail box holds 12 single-serve packs (12 × 20 g); one pack is one serving, so a box is a 12-day supply. Figures from Walmart’s retail listing, checked July 2026.
| 12-pack box (Walmart, one-time) | ~$19.97 | ~$1.66/serving |
|---|---|---|
| Cost per day (one pack) | ~$1.66 | daily use |
| Cost per 30 days | ~$49.90 | ~2.5 boxes |
| Cost per year | ~$607 | daily use |
One nuance worth knowing: the retail 12-pack box is a straightforward one-time purchase, while the brand’s own DTC site (immun.co) leans on subscriptions and sells a larger 28-pack. The DTC 28-pack also lists a higher 1,000 mg vitamin C versus the 200 mg on this 12-pack box, so read the panel for the SKU you’re actually buying — we cover that wrinkle on the complaints page.
What that buys vs. a plain stack
The best-evidenced immune nutrients here — vitamin C, vitamin D3, and zinc — are cheap as standalone supplements; a plain C+D+zinc stack can run well under $0.30 a day. So you’re not paying $1.66 for the vitamins. You’re paying for what immün wraps around them: a fully disclosed label (even the herbal blend is broken out), 0 g sugar, 7 g fiber, branded/standardized actives (KSM-66 ashwagandha, 95%-curcuminoid turmeric, elderberry), and the convenience of a grab-and-go single-serve pack. For a premium immune gummy that bundle is fairly priced — it sits above the bare-bones stacks and below the flashier greens-style tubs, and unlike most gummies it doesn’t load you with added sugar to get there. Whether the extras justify paying several times the cost of the core nutrients is the honest question; the alternatives page lays out the cheaper routes, and the complaints page weighs how much the “immunity” promise is really worth.
Frequently asked questions
How much do immün Immunity Gummies cost per serving?
About $1.66 a serving — roughly $19.97 for a 12-pack box at Walmart, with one single-serve pack per day, checked July 2026. That works out to about $49.90 a month or ~$607 a year for daily use.
Is the retail box cheaper than the subscription?
The retail 12-pack is a simple one-time buy at ~$1.66 a serving. The brand’s own site leans on subscriptions and sells a larger 28-pack, so pricing and even the vitamin C dose differ by SKU — check the panel for the exact box you’re buying.
Is there a cheaper way to get the same immune nutrients?
Yes. The core actives — vitamin C, D3 and zinc — are inexpensive as plain supplements, often under $0.30 a day combined. immün’s premium buys a clean sugar-free disclosed formula and single-serve convenience, not the vitamins themselves — see our alternatives page.
Sources
- immün / Grüns — retail listing for Daily Defense 13-in-1 Immunity Gummies, Sour Pineapple, 12-pack (~$19.97, 12 × 20 g). Checked July 2026. walmart.com, immun.co
- The Ingredient Report — immün Immunity Gummies review (72/100) and the immune-support category coverage. Checked July 2026.
Update history
- July 17, 2026 — Page first published. Facts checked this date. Next check: August 2026.
Content is for informational purposes only and is not medical or financial advice. Medical disclaimer.