The most common question about the orals is which is better value, and the headline price cannot answer it. Tubs vary in tablet count and in strength, so the only figure that compares directly is cost per unit of compound.
| Product | Strength | Tablets | Total compound | Price | Per tablet | Per 100 mg | Stock |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Quanta Pharma Anavar 10mg | 10 mg | 100 | 1000 mg | £45 | £0.45 | £4.50 | in stock |
| Quanta Pharma Anavar 50mg | 50 mg | 60 | 3000 mg | £95 | £1.58 | £3.17 | in stock |
| Quanta Pharma Winstrol 10mg | 10 mg | 100 | 1000 mg | £25 | £0.25 | £2.50 | out of stock |
| Quanta Pharma Winstrol 50mg | 50 mg | 60 | 3000 mg | £41 | £0.68 | £1.37 | out of stock |
| Quanta Pharma Proviron | 25 mg | 50 | 1250 mg | £40 | £0.80 | £3.20 | in stock |
Computed from prices read on 2026-09-01. Clenbuterol is excluded because it is dosed in micrograms.
How the figure is worked out
Tablet count multiplied by strength gives the total compound in the tub. The tub price divided by that total, multiplied by 100, gives cost per 100 mg. Nothing else is involved, and every figure on this site uses the same calculation from the same live price.
Common questions
Why compare on cost per 100 mg rather than price?
Because tubs differ in both tablet count and tablet strength. A 100 tablet tub of 10 mg holds 1,000 mg of compound; a 60 tablet tub of 50 mg holds 3,000 mg. Comparing the two on tub price alone compares the packaging rather than the compound.
Why is clenbuterol not in the comparison?
It is dosed in micrograms rather than milligrams. A 100 tablet tub at 40 micrograms holds 4 mg in total, so a cost per 100 mg figure would be meaningless against compounds supplied at a thousand times the quantity.
Are these prices live?
They are read from the store at build time and the date is stated on the page. The product page always carries the live figure.