Supplements.
Counted honestly.

Pick an ingredient and enter how much of it you need. We show which package gives you that dose for the least money and how many days it lasts.

Vitamin DWe count: micrograms (Β΅g), with a conversion to IU328 products Omega-3We count: milligrams of EPA and DHA in a capsule318 products MagnesiumWe count: milligrams of magnesium in a daily serving310 products Vitamin CWe count: milligrams of vitamin C in a daily serving294 products B vitaminsWe count: separately for each vitamin, in mg or Β΅g234 products CollagenWe count: grams of collagen peptides in a serving225 products ProbioticsWe count: CFU per serving, at the end of the shelf life173 products ElectrolytesWe count: milligrams of sodium, potassium, magnesium and calcium in a serving157 products ProteinWe count: grams of protein in a serving and the price per 100 g of protein133 products ZincWe count: milligrams of zinc in a daily serving105 products CreatineWe count: grams of creatine in a serving81 products IronWe count: milligrams of iron in a daily serving78 products
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You enter the doseAs much as you want to take a day. We don't suggest doses, we just do the maths.
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We count from the label tableWe use the amount of the ingredient itself, not the number on the front. 1000 mg of magnesium citrate is about 160 mg of magnesium.
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You see the daily costHow many a day, how long a package lasts and which shop has it cheapest.
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