Supplement calculator for your monthly budget
Choose your monthly budget and your circumstances. The calculator follows the same priority list as the supplement overview: first All-In-One (Sunday), then the basic supplements. Essentials Blueprint is also considered from €50; Urolithin A only from €100 – without removing products that already fit.
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Monthly costs for the planned quantity. Please check based on your products; these are not current dealer prices.
Notes on calculation: The selection follows the priority list of the supplement overview, not a medically determined “best” combination. Foods have been removed completely; a separate food calculator is being created for them. Stored example costs are calculated for 30 days: All-In-One (Sunday) €10/month, Essentials Blueprint €50/month, Urolithin A €50/month, vitamin D3/K2 €3/month. Sunday is only in brackets because not everyone can order there.
Essentials Blueprint is additionally considered from a total budget of €50 and complements the All-In-One base – it does not replace it. Urolithin A is only considered from a total budget of €100. Both products are only added if they still fit within the budget; products already selected are never removed for them.
The calculator provides general guidance and not individual medical recommendations. Whether a supplement makes sense depends, among other things, on diet, supply, laboratory values and personal situation. Particularly when it comes to vitamin D/K, minerals and high-dose preparations, intake should be checked individually. If you are ill or taking medication, please seek medical or pharmaceutical advice. More supplements does not automatically mean more health.
Questions and answers
Are these live retailer prices?
Monthly costs use stored illustrative prices. Check your products’ prices and quantities and adjust the available price fields. This tool does not compare live retailer offers.
Does this tell me which supplements I need?
No. Selection follows preset planning rules. Budget, product selection and individual nutritional needs are different things. Planning does not replace checking need, dose or interactions.