Value analysis · dated prices
Price alone does not determine value. A fair comparison needs the exact serving, ingredient amounts, daily cost, convenience and the quality of the evidence.
Popular US questions
Direct answers first. Product-specific labels and official terms remain the final authority.
It depends on the exact product. Value is easier to judge when serving count, active amounts and warnings are clear. Convenience or combined formulas may justify a premium for some users, but a high price, long ingredient list or technology name does not prove better outcomes.
Back to questions ↑The calculation divides the dated catalog price by the declared number of servings. It excludes tax, shipping, promotions and membership discounts. Sets are not assigned a simple serving cost when components have different serving systems or when the complete bundle composition is uncertain.
Back to questions ↑Use the sortable price-per-serving table rather than assuming the cheapest package is cheapest per day. A low calculated cost also does not prove usefulness; confirm the formula, serving and whether the product addresses a real need before comparing only on price.
Back to questions ↑Not automatically. Compare the current price of every included component and count only products you would independently buy. A bundle can create convenience while still costing more or including unnecessary items. Promotions and membership pricing may also change the result.
Back to questions ↑Often a conventional single-nutrient supplement, protein powder or meal replacement can be cheaper, but equivalence requires matching dose, form, allergens and serving. A fair comparison should not compare a multi-product set with one unrelated low-cost tablet or ignore preparation differences.
Back to questions ↑A technology name alone does not establish a clinically meaningful advantage over conventional formulations. Look for comparative human evidence relevant to the actual product and outcome. When independent evidence is unavailable, treat the claimed advantage as a manufacturer claim rather than a verified value premium.
Back to questions ↑Membership or promotions may lower checkout cost, but they do not change ingredient quality or evidence. Review current eligibility, shipping, recurring-order conditions and cancellation steps. Compare the total delivered cost, not only a highlighted member price.
Back to questions ↑Confirm the US SKU, complete label, serving count, caffeine, allergens, current checkout price, shipping, recurring-order terms and return policy. The product should make sense even without testimonials, guaranteed results or an income opportunity.
Back to questions ↑Continue with evidence
Move from a general question to the exact product, label or official purchasing term.
Current catalog math
These calculations use the July 17, 2026 price snapshot and structured package data. They exclude tax, shipping, promotions and membership discounts.
| Product | Price | Declared servings | Price per serving | Cost band |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Activize Oxyplus | $41.20 | 105 | $0.39 | Lower daily catalog cost |
| Antioxy | $53.60 | 60 | $0.89 | Lower daily catalog cost |
| Restorate Citrus | $29.90 | 30 | $1.00 | Lower daily catalog cost |
| Restorate Exotic | $29.90 | 30 | $1.00 | Lower daily catalog cost |
| PowerCocktail Junior | $43.30 | 30 | $1.44 | Lower daily catalog cost |
| microSolve+ Omega 3 | $43.50 | 30 | $1.45 | Lower daily catalog cost |
| C-Balance | $46.90 | 30 | $1.56 | Mid-range daily catalog cost |
| Beauty | $61.20 | 30 | $2.04 | Mid-range daily catalog cost |
| Men+ | $74.35 | 30 | $2.48 | Mid-range daily catalog cost |
| Basics | $78.28 | 30 | $2.61 | Mid-range daily catalog cost |
| Joint-Health | $79.85 | 30 | $2.66 | Mid-range daily catalog cost |
| microSolve+ Heart Duo | $83.25 | 30 | $2.77 | Mid-range daily catalog cost |
| D-Drink | $42.25 | 14 | $3.02 | Premium daily catalog cost |
| Fitness-Drink | $55.10 | 15 | $3.67 | Premium daily catalog cost |
| ProShape All-in-1 Bourbon Vanilla | $47.99 | 13 | $3.69 | Premium daily catalog cost |
| ProShape All-in-1 Chocolate | $47.99 | 13 | $3.69 | Premium daily catalog cost |
| Generation 50+ | $112.50 | 30 | $3.75 | Premium daily catalog cost |
| PowerCocktail | $119.48 | 30 | $3.98 | Premium daily catalog cost |
A set is not automatically cheaper or better. Compare the current individual component prices and only count products you would otherwise buy.
Primary sources
Last fact-checked: July 17, 2026. Product pages and physical labels remain the final source for SKU-specific facts.
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