How does SupplementMath calculate true cost?

We analyze nutrition labels and calculate price per 100g of active ingredient (protein for protein powder, creatine for creatine supplements, etc.). This reveals the true cost by accounting for serving size, concentration, and container price.

Is SupplementMath affiliated with any brands?

No. We have no brand affiliations, sponsorships, or affiliate links. Our data comes directly from nutrition labels and Amazon pricing. We don't accept payment for rankings or placements.

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Q: Why is price per serving misleading?

Brands manipulate serving sizes to make their products appear cheaper. A '30 serving' tub might have 25g scoops while a competitor's '20 serving' tub has 35g scoops. Price per 100g of active ingredient levels the playing field.

Last Updated: 2026-02-26

How It Works

We analyze nutrition labels and calculate price per 100g of active ingredient. This reveals the true cost, stripping away marketing gimmicks like '30 servings' vs '2lb tub' to show you the real value.

We calculate the true cost by active ingredient, not marketing claims. Compare supplements fairly.

The Problem With Supplement Labels

Supplement companies manipulate serving sizes to make their products appear cheaper. A "30 serving" tub might have 25g scoops while a competitor's "20 serving" tub has 35g scoops. Marketing claims like "best value" mean nothing when the math doesn't add up.

Price per serving is misleading. Container price doesn't account for concentration. The only metric that matters is price per 100g of active ingredient.

Our Solution

We analyze nutrition labels and calculate the cost of pure active ingredient. For protein powder, we divide the container price by total protein content. For creatine, by total creatine. This levels the playing field and reveals the true value.

No sponsorships. No brand affiliations. Just data from nutrition labels and current prices.