Best for: Single-ingredient theanine at the lowest cost per capsule
The best-value pure L-theanine — 200mg per capsule, GMP-certified, and $15.79 for 120 servings.
L-theanine is an amino acid found in tea leaves. NOW Foods sells it as a single-ingredient capsule at 200mg, GMP-certified, 120 vegan capsules for $15.79 — about 13¢ a capsule against Sports Research's 30¢.
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Suntheanine is a branded L-theanine made by Taiyo. This listing doesn't name a branded form, so check the ingredient line on the bottle if that matters to you. NOW is the cheaper of the two.
We don't publish dosing guidance — ask a pharmacist or your doctor.