Doctor marketing comparison • Cost per mg focus
Cost per mg comparison
Bottle MRP alone hides true value. Use disclosed total cannabinoid mg + cost per mg to judge affordability.
Best value benchmark: EndoCann
Cannoflam DS 30 ml • ₹0.37/mg
Tap any card/row to open mg/ml, mg/drop and ₹/mg calculation logic.
Doctor-safe rule: use only disclosed or clearly mapped mg for headline claims. Verify competitor labels before print.
Small cradle cards update automatically after every brand / indication / cost-per-mg sort. Tap a card for calculation logic; tap Buy / Source to open the respective purchase or source page.
| Rank | Brand | Product | Type | Pack | Total / claimed mg | mg/ml or mg/g | mg/drop | Price | Cost per mg | Disclosure status | Doctor note | Source |
1. Why mg/drop mattersDoctors titrate by response and dose. mg/drop makes practical administration easier than vague “strong” or “premium” claims.
2. Why ₹/mg mattersCost per mg = price ÷ total disclosed cannabinoid mg. This helps compare patient affordability across bottle sizes and brands.
3. Why EndoCann value stands outEndoCann has multiple top-value rows and combines cannabinoids with Ayurvedic herbal extracts, so the value proposition goes beyond only cannabinoid mg.
Note: This is marketing / doctor-education material and not a clinical superiority claim. Competitor product names, prices and mg claims are captured from public brand/marketplace pages and can change. “Approx mg/drop” assumes 20 drops ≈ 1 ml unless a brand gives a different drop count. For gummies, capsules, powders, raw extracts and topicals, mg/drop may be blank or replaced by mg/g or mg/unit. Cannabis-containing Ayurvedic medicines should be used only under valid medical supervision/prescription as applicable.