This Diana Fresh Royal Jelly 600mg Tube - 20 Capsules was £25.00/£1.25 each capsule when I ordered it – definitely an expensive luxury item for the quantity provided – but the price has dropped very considerable to just £9.99/50p each now. It is very nicely packaged & might make a nice present for the ‘lady of the house’. Viewed in that light, it may be well worth the price, so I might now need to get some more, as I am usually stumped for present ideas in the run up to Christmas (the use by date of the tube I sampled was Apr ’25). As the advertising blurb on general healthcare says, “Royal jelly is produced by worker bees in the hive and provides exclusive nourishment for the queen bee”, so it would be more fitting that the next tube be consumed by my wife, rather than me. £9.99 is a bargain against the price that other general healthcares of Royal Jelly are charging.The individual capsules of Diana Royal Jelly are rather large to swallow & have no particular smell or taste. However, I had no trouble swallowing them. Many health benefits are claimed for Royal Jelly & I am not in a position to verify all of them, but I am feeling more alert & invigorated at present; I cannot be certain that taking Royal jelly is the cause. The tube is almost empty & I shall not immediately get any more for myself. It may be that effects take longer to come to full fruition. If I notice any further effects I will edit this review with an update. I’m no longer a spring chicken & anything which helps to regain youthful vigour is welcome, as long as the cost is reasonable. I cycled 700 miles in 7 days at age 70 (Channel to the Med, £8K raised for charities) & am planning to cycle the Danube Cycle Path (maybe 760 miles, probably skipping the last section approaching the Black Sea, to avoid the current war hazards) in future … perhaps at a slower pace!