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Pine bark extract Pycnogenol

Also called pine bark, pycnogenol, pinus pinaster, maritime pine.

The best price per 100 mg and per month across 2 UK retailers, and where to buy it cheapest. A unit for comparing, not advice.

Comparing pine bark extract

We count the pine bark extract a label states per serving, whatever the pack size or the serving size, so every product sits on one scale. Pine bark extract comes as pine bark extract and pycnogenol, and each form has its own table, because someone buying one would not usually take another as a like-for-like substitute. Products that combine pine bark extract with other ingredients are listed separately, because their price buys more than pine bark extract. 100 mg is our unit for comparing prices, not a dose to take: the label’s directions and a pharmacist decide that.

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Pine bark extract, Pycnogenol: products ranked by price per 100 mg
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Nature's Best Pycnogenol with Maritime Pine Bark Extract - Unique Flavonoid, Rich Source of Antioxidants
Cheapest per dosePycnogenol with Maritime Pine Bark Extract - Unique Flavonoid, Rich Source of Antioxidants60 capsules · 60 servings · 40 mg a servingDetails and price historyAdd to my stackTesting claimed on label
£1.08£32.4424 days£25.95View at Lamberts Healthcare (Nature's Best) (opens in a new tab)Free delivery over £20.00, otherwise £2.50AmazonFind it on Amazon (opens in a new tab)A search, not a matched product. Price not compared.
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  • Servings: 60 ÷ 1 per serving = 60
  • In the pack: 60 × 40 mg = 2.4 g
  • £25.95 ÷ 2.4 g × 100 mg = £1.08 per 100 mg
  • Amount per serving: extract weight stated on the label.
What the retailer's listing says
  • pack units “Specifications: 60 Capsules”
  • amount per serving “contains 40mg of pure natural extract”

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BIOGENA Pycnogenol® Superior 100
Pycnogenol® Superior 100Healf · 30 capsules · 30 servings · 100 mg a servingDetails and price historyAdd to my stackalso contains grape seedclaimed: vegan
£1.70£50.9230 days£50.92View at Healf (opens in a new tab)Free delivery over £50.00, otherwise £3.99AmazonFind it on Amazon (opens in a new tab)A search, not a matched product. Price not compared.
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  • Servings: 30 ÷ 1 per serving = 30
  • In the pack: 30 × 100 mg = 3 g
  • £50.92 ÷ 3 g × 100 mg = £1.70 per 100 mg
  • Amount per serving: extract weight stated on the label.
  • Also contains: grape seed. The price counts the pine bark extract only.
What the retailer's listing says
  • pack units “30 caps”
  • servings stated “Servings Per Container: 30”
  • units per serving “Serving Size: 1 capsule”
  • amount per serving “Proanthocyanidins 70mg ; 100 mg”
  • proanthocyanidins “of which Proanthocyanidins 70mg”

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Pure Encapsulations Pycnogenol 100mg
Pycnogenol 100mgHealf · 30 capsules · 30 servings · 100 mg a servingDetails and price historyAdd to my stackclaimed: vegetarian
£2.58£77.5030 days£77.50View at Healf (opens in a new tab)Free delivery over £50.00, otherwise £3.99AmazonFind it on Amazon (opens in a new tab)A search, not a matched product. Price not compared.
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  • Servings: 30 ÷ 1 per serving = 30
  • In the pack: 30 × 100 mg = 3 g
  • £77.50 ÷ 3 g × 100 mg = £2.58 per 100 mg
  • Amount per serving: extract weight stated on the label.
What the retailer's listing says
  • pack units “30 capsules”
  • servings stated “Servings Per Container: 30”
  • units per serving “Serving Size: 1 capsule”
  • amount per serving “Extract (Bark) ; 100 mg”

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How we work out these prices

We count the weight of extract per serving. Where a label quotes a “whole herb equivalent” (for example “5,000 mg from a 10:1 extract”), we use the actual extract weight. Branded, standardised extracts are compared separately from unbranded ones.

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