Supplement Superstore — Local services in Lee's Summit

Hello, everyone. I would recommend Supplement Superstore (S2) in Lee’s Summit to you if you are: 1. Looking for fitness/weight loss advice & care, 2. Need supplements or 3. Just want a free scan of your body measurements (body fat %, muscle mass, hydration total, etc.).

A friend of mine suggested I go to S2 to help aid with my fitness journey. My first time, I was really timid to go into S2 since talking to others about my weight loss goals is not something I’m really comfortable with, especially with people I don’t know well. However, I was greeted very warmly and the staff did a really amazing job of being considerate of me and my goals. They knew I wasn’t used to taking supplements either so they started me off small and easy until I got more comfortable opening up to trying other kinds of supplements.

The manager of S2 - Lee’s Summit has often followed up with me via e-mail to make sure that I was satisfied with my products after getting them and making sure that I also can reach out to him in case I have any questions or need guidance.

I also brought two friends of mine in because they wanted help with their fitness goals as well. Both times, the staff literally took an hour to talk with my friends, make sure that they understood what steps they needed to take in order to reach their goals, what supplements could help aid in that process and so forth. The staff also did an amazing job of actually listening to my friends and properly suggesting items that would really help them. They were never pushy or tried to force them to try products that weren’t necessary for them. The staff even let my friends have free samples to see if they would like the products and taste of said-items before buying.

S2 - Lee’s Summit is a pretty awesome store & I’m really happy I was introduced to them and that I got to introduce them to others. 10/10;...

I’ve been a loyal customer of Supplement Superstore for a while now, and they consistently exceed expectations. Unlike big-box supplement retailers, they provide a personalized experience with a team that genuinely cares about your fitness goals.

What Stands Out:

✔ Knowledgeable Staff – The employees aren’t just salespeople; they’re well-educated on nutrition, supplements, and fitness. Whether you’re an athlete, a beginner, or looking for general health support, they take the time to guide you.

✔ High-Quality Products – They stock trusted, effective brands, including their exclusive lines that you won’t find elsewhere. No gimmicks or misleading claims—just science-backed supplements.

✔ Customer-Centric Approach – Unlike online retailers, they take time to explain dosages, benefits, and how to stack products for the best results. Their customer service is top-notch.

✔ Community Atmosphere – Walking into a Supplement Superstore feels like stepping into a fitness community, not just a retail store. They genuinely want to see their customers succeed.

If you want more than just supplements—but expert advice, motivation, and a supportive fitness community—this is the place to go. Highly recommend! AZ is the...

I swung by Supplement Superstore in Lee’s Summit for my free InBody scan, which is basically a machine that tattles on you with numbers and graphs. It tells you how much is muscle, how much is fat, and how much is that late-night run to Taco Bell you swore never happened.

The scan is simple. You stand there, hold the handles, and a few seconds later it spits out a report that ruins your day but also keeps you honest. Elijah and Otto were the guys who helped me out today. They did not have to do anything with the scan, but they helped me pick up some protein powder and gave me tips on supplements that might actually help me look like I lift weights instead of looking like a human marshmallow.

For context, I had ankle surgery in June and finger surgery in July. The ankle is fine now, but the finger is ugly enough to qualify for its own horror movie. So yeah, I am still basically Humpty Dumpty with health insurance, but at least now I have proof from the InBody scan that I am holding onto some muscle and not just falling...