Ownership disclosure: Earth Energy and The Ingredient Report are independently operated companies under common ownership. This deep-dive applies the same public methodology we use on every brand — commercial relationships never change a score or a fact — and where a competitor beats this product, we say so by name.
Earth Energy Colostrum scored 70/100 — the top mark in our colostrum comparison — in part because it states the numbers rivals hide, which also makes it the one product you can price all the way to the IgG. We pulled the pricing, checked July 2026.
Every price tier, in one table
Sold at a one-time price with subscription and 6-pack discounts, 60 servings per jar. Figures checked July 2026.
| One-time (60 servings) | $59.95 | $1.00/serving |
|---|---|---|
| Subscription | — | $0.80/serving |
| 6-pack | — | $0.75/serving |
| Per gram of IgG | ~$1.50–$2.00 | 500 mg IgG/serving |
Priceable to the active fraction
Most colostrum products can only be priced per gram of powder, because they don’t state their IgG. Earth Energy states 2,000 mg at 25% IgG — 500 mg of IgG per serving — so at $0.75–$1.00 a serving you can compute the thing you’re actually buying: roughly $1.50–$2.00 per gram of IgG, the best rate in our comparison. It’s genuinely good value — and, per our methodology, that’s a fact, not a favor: we’d print it about any brand. The alternatives page puts the field beside it, and the cons page covers where it falls short.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Earth Energy Colostrum cost?
$59.95 for 60 servings — $1.00 a serving, $0.80 on subscription, or $0.75 on the 6-pack, checked July 2026. Because it states 2,000 mg at 25% IgG, that’s about $1.50–$2.00 per gram of IgG, the best rate in our comparison.
Is Earth Energy Colostrum good value?
On disclosed numbers, yes — it’s the one colostrum you can price to the IgG, and that per-gram-of-IgG rate is the best in our comparison. We’d state that about any brand; ownership is disclosed and the score follows the same methodology.
Why can you price its IgG when others you can’t?
Because it states both a serving weight (2,000 mg) and an IgG percentage (25%). Products that omit one or both — the serving weight or the IgG — can only be priced per gram of powder, not per gram of the active immunoglobulin fraction.
Sources
- Earth Energy Supplements — Colostrum product page (2,000 mg/scoop, 25% IgG stated, $59.95/60 servings, subscription and 6-pack pricing). Checked July 2026.
- The Ingredient Report — Earth Energy Colostrum review (70/100) and the colostrum comparison. Checked July 2026.
Update history
- July 17, 2026 — Page first published. Facts checked this date. Next check: August 2026.
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