The vegan version of the one-year food storage kit is more expensive than the non-vegan version because it contains freeze-dried organic fruits.
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The Health Ranger ReportOct 22, 2026
The Health Ranger Store listing (published 2026-10-27, after the claim date) prices the vegan Kit 1 at $8,795.95 versus $7,995.95 for the non-vegan Kit 2, so the vegan version costs more, consistent with the claim.
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… You know, it's a, it's a massive amount of food. I mean, ah, it's okay. I'm gonna film something in the studio, because if you order one of these, and there's a, there's a vegan version, and then there's a non vegan version, and the vegan version is actually more expensive because instead of the cream powder and the butter and the cheese and, and, you know, animal derived products, you get a lot more freeze dried organic fruits, which are way more expensive, it turns out. So the vegan option is more expensive. It's a one year supply, and it's not discounted. There are no discounts, because actually it's going to cost us way more to replace this than what we're selling it for. …
The Health Ranger Report · · from the transcriptPost →What we found
Supports. The vendor's own product listing shows the plant-powered vegan 12-Month kit at $8,795.95 and the complete variety (non-vegan) kit at $7,995.95, an $800 difference in the vegan kit's favour of higher cost.[1]
Context. The listing does not state what drives the price difference, so the claim that the extra cost comes from freeze-dried organic fruit is not confirmed by any source.[1]
Context. Independent retail listings show freeze-dried organic fruit is expensive per ounce (a customer review cites $18 for a 1.8 oz bag of bananas), which makes the fruit explanation plausible but does not establish it for these kits.[2]
Sources
2 sources: 2 not rated
- 1Storable Food Kitshealthrangerstore.com · not rated · cited for: supports, context
- 2NATIERRA Nature's All Foods Organic Freeze-Dried ...us.amazon.com · not rated · cited for: context
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