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Amla Juice, 500 ml

£26.00 for 500 ml at Healf. It carries more than one active ingredient, so it is not ranked against single-ingredient products. Each price below counts one ingredient only.

What it really costs, per 1 g£8.67One 1 g dose is our comparison unit for vitamin C. It is not a recommendation.
A day£8.67
A week£60.67
A month£260.00
A year£3163.33

At one 1 g dose a day, this pack lasts 3 days. A month is 30 days, so twelve of them is not quite a year.

How we worked it out

  • Servings: 500 ÷ 30 per serving = 16.7
  • In the pack: 16.7 × 180 mg = 3 g
  • £26.00 ÷ 3 g × 1 g = £8.67 per 1 g
  • A week £8.67 × 7 = £60.67 · a month × 30 = £260.00 · a year × 365 = £3163.33
  • Amount per serving: 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.

How it compares: vitamin C

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Vitamin C Crystals PowderHealf · 1.1 g a serving · £1.01 a month · a pack lasts 7 months3p£7.61View at Healf (opens in a new tab)
Vitamin C PowderLamberts Healthcare (Nature's Best) · 1 g a serving · £1.50 a month · a pack lasts 8 months5p£12.50View at Lamberts Healthcare (opens in a new tab)
This productHealf · 180 mg a serving · £260.00 a month · a pack lasts 3 days£8.67shown above

Ranked purely by price per 1 g. 950 combination products also contain vitamin C.

On the label

Vitamin C · Standard (ascorbic acid and ascorbates)
180 mg per serving (stated on the label)
Pack
500 ml · 16.7 servings · 30 ml a serving
Cost per serving
£1.56 (16.7 servings in the pack)
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Healf
What the listing says
“500ml” · “Each 30ml serving” · “Each 30ml serving delivers 180mg of vitamin C”
Ingredients

99.7% Pure Freshly-Squeezed Amla Juice - Indian Gooseberry (Emblica Officinalis), Potassium Sorbate (From Berries Of Mountain Ash), Sodium Benzoate (From Apples). Origin: India. FUSHI'S DIFFERENCE: Cold-pressed from Freshly-Squeezed Amla Berries, not dried and not made from concentrate. No added water.

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One 1 g dose is our comparison unit, not a recommendation.

Price history

No price change since 1 October 2026. Checked on 20 days, most recently 20 October 2026.

Price at every check
£26.00Healf
First recorded
£26.001 Oct
Checked on
20 dayssince 1 Oct
Pack price at each check.
  1. First checked at Healf: £26.00

Questions about this product

How much does Fushi Amla Juice cost per 1 g?

£8.67 per 1 g, from £26.00 for 500 ml at Healf, checked on 20 October 2026.

How long does one pack last?

3 days at one 1 g dose. The pack holds 3 g in total.

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