AT A GLANCE
Divide the bottle’s contents by the recommended daily use, then divide its price by the number of days it lasts.
A bottle’s duration depends on how much it contains and the product’s directions. Check both before comparing prices: a bottle with more capsules can still provide fewer days of use if the serving is larger.
Calculate duration and daily cost
Days of use = total capsules or units ÷ units taken per day. If the label gives servings per container, divide that number by servings taken per day instead.
Cost per day = bottle price ÷ days of use.
For illustration, a 60-capsule bottle used at two capsules daily would last 30 days. If that bottle cost $30, the product cost would be $1 per day. This is a calculation example, not a NEOtrition pack size or price.
Use the current product price and label directions for your calculation. Add applicable shipping and taxes when comparing the total order cost. If the serving size or pack quantity is unclear, send support the product link before ordering; an ingredient strength alone cannot tell you how long the bottle will last.
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