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Why do prices vary so much?

The wide price range for menopause supplements, from £1.50 to £95, reflects a largely unregulated market where companies can set prices freely. The story notes that many active ingredients are available in much cheaper multivitamins, suggesting that higher prices don't necessarily mean better quality or effectiveness. Savvy consumers should compare ingredients and costs.

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