Value Sizes are the larger counts of the formulas people take every day - the 120 count zinc carnosine, the 90 count aged garlic, the 60 count magnesium. More servings per bottle means a lower cost per serving and fewer reorders.
The count is printed in each listing title, and the product page states the days of supply at the labelled serving. If you are trying a formula for the first time, the smaller count is usually the better start.
The higher-count version of a formula we also sell in a smaller bottle - 120 capsules instead of 60, 90 gummies instead of 60. Same formula, same serving size, more servings in the bottle.
Divide the price by the number of servings, which is the count divided by the labelled serving size. Each product page states both numbers, so the comparison between sizes takes one calculation.
No. The expiry date is printed on every bottle and is a function of the production date, not the count. Store it closed in a cool dry place and the larger size keeps the same shelf life as the smaller one.
Most are. Where recurring delivery is offered on a listing, the option appears above the add-to-cart button. Larger counts suit longer delivery intervals - a 120 count at two capsules a day is roughly a 60 day supply.
The smaller one. Two to three weeks tells you whether a formula suits you, and a smaller bottle costs less to find that out. Move to the value size once you know you will finish it.
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