What does Vplus cost per serving?

The Formula box calculation

A box contains 31 sachets, with twenty tablets in each. S$112 divided by 31 is S$3.6129, or S$3.61 per sachet rounded to the nearest cent.

At one sachet a day, the box lasts 31 days. At two sachets a day, it lasts 15 complete days with one sachet left over, and the daily cost is about S$7.23. These examples compare costs. For how much to take, follow the directions on your current pack and any individual advice you have.

The two-box option is [two-box price] and the subscription is [subscription price]. Confirm the quantity included and the final total before placing your order.

Compare the amount you will actually spend

A daily figure helps you compare packs, but you pay the full purchase price when you order. Consider your monthly budget, how much stock you already have and the product’s best-before date.

To decide, compare like-for-like tablet quantities and include any delivery charge shown at checkout.

The Family tub calculation

The Family tub contains 2,560 tablets and is listed at S$362. That works out to about S$0.1414 per tablet or S$2.83 for twenty tablets. At twenty tablets a day, a tub provides 128 days.

At those prices, the tub costs about 22% less per tablet than the box. It contains the same Vplus formula as loose tablets, so you count the amount needed. It can suit one regular user as well as a household.

For two people each using twenty tablets a day, a tub lasts 64 days. The larger upfront purchase may be worthwhile if it matches the amount you expect to use.

Check the repeat-order details

The subscription is shown at [subscription price], with the two-box option at [two-box price]. The subscription has no minimum number of orders, and you can pause it at any time.

Before ordering, confirm how many boxes are included, the delivery frequency, the next charge and how to request a pause. Check the current offer and checkout details because prices may change.