Doing the maths
Worked example (illustrative figures)
A 30 g jar costs £30. A three-jar bundle costs £75, or £25 a jar. At 0.3 g a day, one jar lasts 100 days, so three jars last 300 days. The bundle saves £15, but only if the best-before date is more than 300 days away and you keep using the product.
Use the calculator and jar duration table to run your own numbers.
Before you subscribe
- CancellationHow to cancel, any notice period, and whether you can pause.
- FrequencyDelivery every 30 days won’t suit a jar that lasts 100.
- Batch documentsEach delivery may be a new batch; check that its COA is published.
- Price changesWhether the subscription price can rise, and how you’re told.
When single jars are better
- Trying shilajit for the first timeStart small; see shilajit for beginners.
- Unsure about suitabilityCheck safety first.
- Short best-before datesBulk stock may expire before you finish it.
Your rights when cancelling online orders are on returns and consumer rights.