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Cost and Comparison Methods
Repeatable arithmetic and documentation methods for comparing supplement offers without confusing a lower calculated cost with greater health value.
A package price alone does not reveal the cost of a labeled serving or the full amount paid. This collection separates unit count, net contents, serving size, servings per container, declared ingredient amount, shipping, subscription conditions, and return terms. Every calculation keeps its source fields visible so another reader can reproduce it and see when two offers are not genuinely comparable.
The guides move from basic cost-per-serving arithmetic to declared-unit comparisons, transaction totals, and a like-for-like worksheet. They also document MIHEN's comparison method, including missing-data states, revision dates, and correction handling. A calculated ratio is a commercial comparison field, not a recommendation or a measure of effectiveness. Formulation, jurisdiction, evidence, and personal suitability remain separate questions and should never be collapsed into a single value score.
How to Calculate Supplement Cost per Serving
Use label fields, package prices, fees, and a dated worksheet to calculate supplement cost per serving without turning price into a quality claim.
Read guide →02Cost per Declared Ingredient Unit: A Careful Comparison Method
Learn a transparent way to compare price against label-declared ingredient amounts while keeping units, forms, blends, and missing data visible.
Read guide →03Serving Count vs Package Size on Supplement Labels
Separate capsule count, net contents, serving size, and servings per container so package comparisons use the fields the label actually declares.
Read guide →04Supplement Total Cost: Shipping, Subscriptions, and Returns
Compare supplement offers by documenting checkout totals, renewal terms, shipping, cancellation, and return conditions instead of headline price alone.
Read guide →05A Like-for-Like Supplement Comparison Worksheet
Build a neutral supplement comparison worksheet with matched package, label, document, and cost fields while keeping unknowns and differences visible.
Read guide →06MIHEN's Transparent Supplement Comparison Method
See how MIHEN records label facts, document status, prices, unknowns, review dates, and corrections without publishing health rankings or personal advice.
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