Digestive enzyme supplements ranked by price per serving in 2026
Digestive enzyme price per serving is the one number that makes two bottles comparable, and in 2026 the label math is simple: container price divided by servings per container. This page gives you the formula, the cost drivers, and a way to compare the enzyme formulas at Tiger Fitness on cost per dose, not cost per bottle.
TL;DR
- Digestive enzyme price per serving equals container price divided by servings per container. Nothing else counts.
- Compare the dose, not the bottle: a larger bottle with a larger serving can cost more per day.
- Tiger Fitness carries Beverly Multiple Enzyme Complex and Allmax Digestive Enzyme; run both through the same formula in 2026.
- Check capsules per serving before you compare, because label serving sizes differ between brands.
Why price per serving matters in 2026
Bottle price tells you almost nothing. A bottle with 30 servings and a bottle with 90 servings can sit at the same shelf price, and one costs three times as much per dose.
Enzyme labels add a second trap. Some brands define a serving as one capsule, others as two or three. A cheap bottle with a three-capsule serving empties fast.
That is why the only fair metric is cost per serving, calculated the same way every time.
The short answer: the formula
Price per serving = container price ÷ servings per container.
Take the price from the product page and the servings from the Supplement Facts panel. Then, if you want daily cost, multiply by the number of servings you take per day.
We do not publish a single average price per serving for digestive enzymes here. Prices change, and a hard-coded average goes stale. The current price is on each product page, and the formula turns it into a number you can trust.
What drives cost per serving
| Cost driver | What to check on the label | Effect on price per serving |
|---|---|---|
| Servings per container | Count printed on the Supplement Facts panel | More servings spread the price thinner |
| Capsules per serving | One, two or three capsules per dose | More capsules per serving raises cost per dose |
| Enzyme spectrum | Protease, amylase, lipase, lactase and others listed | Broader blends usually cost more to make |
| Activity units | Units such as HUT, DU, FIP or ALU per serving | Higher listed activity can raise price |
| Extras | Added probiotics, herbs or botanicals | Extra ingredients add to cost, and may not be what you need |
The row that catches most buyers is capsules per serving. It changes cost per dose without changing the bottle price.
How the Tiger Fitness enzyme options compare
| Product | Best for | Price per serving | Pro | Con |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beverly Multiple Enzyme Complex | Buyers who want a broad-spectrum blend | Current price ÷ servings on label | Broad-spectrum formula | Compare serving size before assuming it is cheaper per dose |
| Allmax Digestive Enzyme | Buyers who want a single-brand enzyme formula | Current price ÷ servings on label | Straightforward label to compare | Check capsules per serving, since that sets your real daily cost |
The table has no dollar figures on purpose. Current prices live on the product cards below, and the per-serving math takes ten seconds with a calculator.
Digestive enzymes at Tiger Fitness
High and low: where the cheap per-serving wins come from
The lowest cost per serving comes from high servings per container combined with one capsule per serving. The highest comes from a small bottle with a multi-capsule serving.
A lower bottle price does not guarantee the lower cost per serving. Divide first, then decide.
Methodology and limits
The formula uses the price listed on the product page and the servings per container printed on the label. It is arithmetic, not a lab result.
One limit matters: price per serving says nothing about how well a formula works for you. Enzyme spectrum and activity units differ between products, and a cheaper dose is only a better deal if it covers what you need. For that comparison, read digestive enzyme supplements ranked by enzyme spectrum.
How to use this in 2026
- Calculate cost per day, not per bottle. Multiply cost per serving by how many servings the label tells you to take daily.
- Match the enzyme spectrum to your goal. If protein shakes are your main reason for looking, start with digestive enzymes and bloating from protein shakes.
- Compare like with like. Same serving definition, same unit of activity, then price.
- Recheck before you reorder. Prices move through 2026, so rerun the division each time.
These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. If you have a digestive condition, talk to a healthcare professional before adding an enzyme supplement.
FAQ
How do you calculate digestive enzyme price per serving?
Divide the container price by the servings per container on the label. Then multiply by your daily servings to get cost per day.
Is a bigger bottle always cheaper per serving?
No. A bigger bottle can still cost more per serving if the serving size is two or three capsules. Always divide price by labeled servings.
What is the best digestive enzyme for the lowest cost per serving?
The one with the lowest result from the formula that also covers the enzymes you want. Compare Beverly Multiple Enzyme Complex and Allmax Digestive Enzyme using current prices.
Does a higher price per serving mean a better enzyme?
Not by itself. Price reflects serving size, spectrum, activity units and extras. Read the Supplement Facts panel before judging value.
Where can I see current digestive enzyme prices?
On each product page at Tiger Fitness. Prices change, so use the current listing in 2026 rather than a number from an old article.
Should I compare capsules per serving or servings per container?
Both. Servings per container sets the divisor, and capsules per serving tells you how fast the bottle empties.
One last thing
The most expensive mistake in this category is comparing bottle prices. Before you buy any enzyme in 2026, write down servings per container and capsules per serving for each option. The cheapest bottle on the page is often not the cheapest dose.
Browse the full catalog at Tiger Fitness and run each formula through the same math.
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