offcourse, compost is available in numerous price levels, depending on quality you require. Cocopeat compost has very good growing conditions for all plants, which is proven in professional horticulture[almost all tomatoes cocumbers, flowers and even marihuana is grown on cocopeat]
The tablets from the questionnaire also have additional nutrients for six months, so the quality can be considered very good.

However, pressing the cocopeat into tablets and packaging the in a 100% dry and re-lockable tube brings in additional costs, which makes this price for 5 litres. It is top of the segment indeed, but it is good quality and denenitely a convenience good[light in transport, clean etc].

I hope this has made things clear again