Herbal Supplement Price Per Serving: A Fair Comparison Method

Calculate herbal supplement price per serving while keeping botanical identity and preparation visible.

Use the serving printed on the label

Divide the verified package price by the number of stated servings. If a package costs $24 and lists 60 servings, the illustrative price is $0.40 per stated serving. The arithmetic describes the package; it does not compare the formulas by itself.

Check what one serving contains

Keep the botanical identity, plant part, extract wording, and declared amount beside the calculation. One serving of a plain powder and one serving of a concentrated extract should not be treated as the same product merely because both cost $0.40.

When package price is the only honest result

If servings are missing, the amount is unclear, or an extract ratio is not disclosed, show package price only. A precise normalized number built from assumptions is less useful than an explicit unknown.

Separate promotions from the baseline

Record regular price first. Then show a verified discount and its end date separately, so a temporary offer does not distort the underlying comparison.

Use current SuppScan data

SuppScan presents the product data available in its catalog and does not manufacture missing values. Open the Herbs & adaptogens comparison to review current offers and normalized metrics.