Our price tracking, and what it currently shows
Elan's Best tracks the price of 1,177 products by taking and storing its own snapshot once a week, and holds 7,919 dated price observations going back to 2023-06-01. As of 2026-08-03, 625 tracked products are at or within one percent of the lowest price we have ever recorded for them, and 384 are below their typical tracked price.
- Products tracked
- 1,177
- Price observations
- 7,919
- Tracking since
- 2023-06-01
- Last check
- 2026-08-03
The Typical-Price Test
A discount only counts as a real sale on Elan's Best when the current price is below the median of our own tracked price snapshots, not when it is below the manufacturer list price.
List price is close to meaningless on most marketplace listings: items sit permanently at "40% off" a number nobody ever paid. We compare against the median of the prices we have actually recorded for that product, so a sale badge means the thing is genuinely cheaper than it usually is. A price at or within one percent of the lowest figure we have ever recorded is flagged as a tracked low.
The full set of rules is on the methodology page.
At a tracked low right now
Products sitting at or within one percent of the lowest price we have ever recorded for them, as of 2026-08-03. 625 qualify; the 25 most recently checked are shown.
Furthest below their typical price
Measured against the median of our own snapshots, not the list price. 384 products are below their typical price; the 25 furthest below are shown.
Citing this data
The price-history dataset is available for reuse under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence. Attribute it to Elan's Best (omorp.com) and link to the page the figure came from. Machine-readable copies of every page live at /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt.
Common questions
Where does Elan's Best price data come from?
Elan's Best re-checks the price of every product it tracks once a week and stores the result, so every price on the site carries the date it was taken. The snapshots are stored with the site as data rather than fetched from a third party when a page loads, so the history survives even if an upstream source disappears.
How does Elan's Best decide something is on sale?
A discount only counts as a real sale on Elan's Best when the current price is below the median of our own tracked price snapshots, not when it is below the manufacturer list price. List price is close to meaningless on most marketplace listings: items sit permanently at "40% off" a number nobody ever paid. We compare against the median of the prices we have actually recorded for that product, so a sale badge means the thing is genuinely cheaper than it usually is. A price at or within one percent of the lowest figure we have ever recorded is flagged as a tracked low.
Can I cite or reuse this price data?
Yes. The Elan's Best price-history dataset is available for reuse under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence, with attribution to Elan's Best (omorp.com) and a link to the page the figure came from.
How current are the prices on the site?
Every price shown on Elan's Best is a dated observation from our most recent weekly check, not a live quote. The most recent check ran on 2026-08-03. The retailer link on each page always carries the current price.