Ask our regulars which pack they reorder most and the answer is usually the same: the 300mg 30-count. It is the workhorse of the range, and the numbers explain why.
What’s in the pack
Thirty chewable tablets, 10mg each, 300mg total. That 10mg per tablet is the key: it is the finest working unit in our tablet range, and it breaks into 5mg halves and 2.5mg quarters. If precision matters to you — and it should, given what 7-OH is — this is the format that gives you the most control per order.
Why the 30-count works
Three things at once. Flexibility: 2.5mg to 10mg per serving in clean increments. Economics: thirty tablets per pack is the most product per order in the tablet range, which is where the per-mg value lands best — see the cost per mg guide. Longevity: at low daily-or-every-other-day doses, one pack carries you a long time, which also means less frequent reorders. The reorder guide covers how regulars structure this.
Who it is for
Established users who want fine dose control; users tapering, who need small increments in both directions; users who prefer lower per-serving doses on a consistent schedule; and anyone who simply wants the best value pack in the range. It is also the format our tapering guide recommends, for the exact reason that 10mg tablets make small steps easy.
Flavors in the 30-count
Blue Razz, Watermelon, Bubble Burst, Mint, Strawberry and Tangerine — the lineup here skews fresh and bright. If you are rotating two or three flavors, the 30-count is the format that makes the rotation practical. Full flavor notes in the taste guide and the flavor roundup.
Dosing, briefly
Same rules as everywhere: smallest comfortable fraction first, full day before more, log the first two weeks. The 10mg tablet makes the “smallest fraction” 2.5mg — the gentlest start in our range. Details in dosing basics.
Grab the 300mg 30-count from the shop, and see the FAQ for the rest.