OmegaXL VS Relief Factor
One hides ~34 mg of omega-3 in a blend; the other discloses its doses but auto-ships you to ~$85/month. 41 vs 54.
See the matchupHead to head
The matchups people actually search
Two products, one table, verdict first. Disclosed doses, testing claims, regulatory records and real cost per serving — every fact carries the date we checked it. Where a rival out-scores our house brand, we name it.
Electrolytes
Electrolytes & hydration
Immuno 150 VS Balance of Nature
Two of the lowest scores we’ve published — 37 vs 35. One prints its amounts; the other prints none.
See the matchupLMNT VS Liquid I.V.
1,000 mg sodium and no sugar vs 510 mg with 11 g sugar — at the same $1.50 a serving.
See the matchupLMNT VS Nuun Sport
A high-sodium powder vs a light, portable tablet — two different hydration jobs.
See the matchupLMNT VS Earth Energy
The honest one: LMNT out-scored our house brand, 70 to 65. Earth Energy answers on price and breadth.
See the matchupLiquid I.V. VS Nuun Sport
11 g of sugar at $1.50 vs ~1 g at $0.75. Nuun scored a touch higher.
See the matchupWaterboy VS LMNT
550 mg + B-vitamins at $2.08 vs 1,000 mg for $1.50. Does the recovery pitch justify it?
See the matchupGreens & produce
Greens, produce & all-in-one
AG1 VS Primal Greens
NSF-certified 12 g blend vs a cheaper 8 g proprietary one. Certification vs price.
See the matchupAG1 VS Earth Energy
The honest one: AG1 out-scored our house brand, 69 to 64. Earth Energy itemizes every amount for half the price.
See the matchupAG1 VS Balance of Nature
69/100 vs 35/100 — NSF testing and a clean record vs a consent decree, for less money.
See the matchupPrimal Greens VS Earth Energy
Earth Energy scored higher (64 vs 53) and itemizes every amount; Primal’s blend is larger.
See the matchupBalance of Nature VS Earth Energy
Every amount on one label, none on the other — at half the price.
See the matchupBalance of Nature VS Juice Plus+
$3.00 vs $1.80 a day, one NSF certification, zero disclosed amounts on either.
See the matchupColostrum
Colostrum
ARMRA VS Cowboy
Cowboy discloses a 3 g dose and scored higher; ARMRA is cheaper but hides its dose.
See the matchupCowboy VS Earth Energy
Earth Energy scored higher (70 vs 55) and discloses its IgG; Cowboy states a larger 3 g dose.
See the matchupARMRA VS Earth Energy
Both ≈$1.00 a serving — but only one label states its dose and its IgG.
See the matchupCollagen
Collagen
Ancient Nutrition VS Earth Energy
Tied at 60/100 — but Ancient Nutrition delivers 20 g of collagen to Earth Energy’s ~1 g. We say so plainly.
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Whole-category roundups
7ranked
Electrolytes
Best electrolyte supplements
Seven mixes ranked on disclosed minerals, added sugar and real cost per serving.
See the roundup8ranked
Greens & produce
Best fruit, vegetable & greens
Eight greens and produce powders and capsules on one rubric — disclosure, dose and cost.
See the roundup4ranked
Colostrum
Best colostrum supplements
ARMRA, Earth Energy, WonderCow and Bloom — dose disclosure, IgG, testing and cost.
See the roundupHow matchups are decided
By what the labels and public records prove — disclosed amounts, named testing standards, dated prices — never by who advertises more. Each rival’s genuine advantages are stated plainly, and when a competitor out-scores our house brand we say so by name. Commercial relationships are disclosed on the page. Methodology.
Facts go stale — we re-check
Every comparison carries checked dates and an update history, and gets re-verified monthly. When we get one wrong, we correct it on the page, on the record. Corrections policy.