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BootsBotanicals & extracts

Cranberry Extract 400mg 30 tablets (1 month supply)

£4.00 for 30 tablets at Boots. That works out at 17p per 500 mg, which ranks it 8th of the 17 cranberry extract mass products we price across 8 UK retailers.

What it really costs, per 500 mg17pOne 500 mg dose is our comparison unit for cranberry. It is not a recommendation.
A day17p
A week£1.17
A month£5.00
A year£60.83

At one 500 mg dose a day, this pack lasts 24 days. A month is 30 days, so twelve of them is not quite a year.

How we worked it out

  • Servings: 30 ÷ 1 per serving = 30
  • In the pack: 30 × 400 mg = 12 g
  • £4.00 ÷ 12 g × 500 mg = 16.7p per 500 mg
  • A week 16.7p × 7 = £1.17 · a month × 30 = £5.00 · a year × 365 = £60.83
  • Amount per serving: extract weight stated on the label.

The standard dose is a comparison unit, not a recommendation. Always confirm the price on the retailer's site. How we compare everything.

Cheaper cranberry extract mass

All 17, ranked →
VitaBrightCranberry Tablets 55,000mg with Vitamin CVitaBright · 1.1 g a serving · £1.97 a month · a pack lasts 7 months7p£12.99View at VitaBright (opens in a new tab)
VitaBrightCranberry Capsules 55,000mg with Vitamin C 90 days SupplyVitaBright · 1.1 g a serving · £1.97 a month · a pack lasts 7 months7p£12.99View at VitaBright (opens in a new tab)
VitaBrightCranberry TabletsVitaBright · 1.1 g a serving · £1.97 a month · a pack lasts 1.1 years7p£25.99View at VitaBright (opens in a new tab)
ZipVitTriple Strength Cranberry 60,000mgZipVit · 600 mg a serving · £3.33 a month · a pack lasts 5 months11p£15.99View at ZipVit (opens in a new tab)
ZipVitTriple Strength Cranberry 60,000mgZipVit · 600 mg a serving · £3.75 a month · a pack lasts 2 months12p£8.99View at ZipVit (opens in a new tab)
This productBoots · 400 mg a serving · £5.00 a month · a pack lasts 24 days17pshown above

Switching to the VitaBright pack saves £3.03 a month at the same 500 mg dose.

Ranked purely by price per 500 mg. 16 combination products also contain cranberry.

On the label

Cranberry · Extract mass (PACs not stated)
400 mg per serving (extract weight stated on the label)
Pack
30 tablets · 30 servings · 1 tablet(s) a serving
Cost per serving
13p (30 servings in the pack)
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What the listing says
“30 tablets” · “Take 1 tablet a day” · “Cranberry Fruit Extract ; 400 mg” · “equivalent to Fresh Cranberry ; 10000 mg”
Ingredients

Cranberry Fruit Extract, Dicalcium Phosphate, Cellulose, Maltodextrin, Cross-linked Sodium Carboxymethylcellulose, Hydroxypropylmethylcellulose, Silicon Dioxide, Magnesium Stearate, Stearic Acid, Talc, Colour (Iron Oxide).

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One 500 mg dose is our comparison unit, not a recommendation.

Price history

No price change since 23 September 2026. Checked on 2 days, most recently 15 October 2026.

Price at every check
£4.00Boots
First recorded
£4.0023 Sept
Checked on
2 dayssince 23 Sept
Pack price at each check.
  1. First checked at Boots: £4.00

Questions about this product

How much does Boots Cranberry Extract 400mg 30 tablets (1 month supply) cost per 500 mg?

17p per 500 mg, from £4.00 for 30 tablets at Boots, checked on 15 October 2026.

Is it the cheapest cranberry extract mass in the UK?

No, it is 8th of 17. Cranberry Tablets at VitaBright works out at 6p per 500 mg.

How long does one pack last?

24 days at one 500 mg dose. The pack holds 12 g in total.

About Boots

Founded 1849 · Nottingham, England · Part of The Boots Group

Boots is a pharmacy-led health and beauty retailer founded in 1849, when John Boot opened a herbalist shop in Nottingham, where it is still based. com. It belongs to The Boots Group, owned since August 2025 by the private equity firm Sycamore Partners and Stefano Pessina's family.

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