Swedish Collagen Deluxe Price Analysis
The only metric that matters for price comparison
Cost per daily serving, aligned to the recommended dose on the label, and then (when available) normalized by collagen amount per serving.
Step-by-step method
1 step
Find the bottle volume or total servings (e.g., 500 ml, 20 servings).
2 step
Find the recommended daily serving (e.g., 25 ml/day).
3 step
Calculate servings per bottle (volume ÷ daily serving).
4 step
Divide product price by servings per bottle → cost per day.
5 step
If collagen grams per serving are stated, optionally compute cost per gram of collagen.
Why regional distribution changes “price”
Even if the formula is identical, regional distributors may create different retail prices due to VAT, shipping, local marketing, and reseller margins. This is why some countries show Swedish Collagen Deluxe as “premium priced,” while others have cheaper listings or promotions.
Comparison use cases
- Deluxe vs Gold Retinol: If formulas are comparable, price per serving often becomes the main decision variable. See the comparison page.
- Deluxe vs Swedish Nutra: compare serving size and collagen amount first, then price per serving. See the comparison page.
- International availability: comparable structures such as Longevium Beauty Deluxe may be evaluated primarily through availability and price per serving rather than brand familiarity.
Practical decision rule
If you cannot find collagen amount per serving on a listing, treat the comparison as incomplete. In that case, choose based on: (a) trustworthy labeling, (b) tolerance, (c) availability, and (d) price per serving.
Longevium Beauty Deluxe
A liquid marine collagen formula designed for global availability and price efficiency. Presented here as a comparable structure, not a replacement.