Starter
60 Day Supply
2 bottles · 60 capsules
$69per bottle
$138 today, was $198You keep $60
Standard shipping
Works out at $2.30 a day across the 60 days
Pricing
Three bundles, what each costs today, what the same bottles would cost at list, and what it works out at a day.
The three orders
Popular
90 Day Supply
3 bottles · 90 capsules
$59per bottle
$177 today, was $297You keep $120
Free U.S. shipping
Works out at $1.97 a day across the 90 days
Best value
180 Day Supply
6 bottles · 180 capsules
$49per bottle
$294 today, was $594You keep $300
Free U.S. shipping
Works out at $1.63 a day across the 180 days
$2.30 a day on two bottles$1.97 a day on three$1.63 a day on sixOne capsule is one serving, so a day of this supplement costs less than the coffee most people buy on the way to work.
SIDE BY SIDE
The same three, as a table
| Order | Per bottle | Total | At list | You keep | Per day | Shipping |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 bottles | $69 | $138 | $60 | $2.30 | Standard shipping | |
| 3 bottles | $59 | $177 | $120 | $1.97 | Free U.S. shipping | |
| 6 bottles | $49 | $294 | $300 | $1.63 | Free U.S. shipping |
Why the per-day figure is the useful one
A total is a decision about money you are spending once. A per-day figure is a decision about a habit, and a habit is what a supplement actually is.
Two bottles at $138 is $2.30 a day for sixty days. Six bottles at $294 is $1.63 a day for a hundred and eighty. The second is a bigger cheque and a smaller commitment per morning, which is an odd sentence until you have kept a bottle in a cupboard long enough to think about it that way.
The other thing the per-day figure does is make comparison possible. Bundle sizes differ across the whole category, and the only way to compare a thirty day bottle with a ninety day tub is to reduce both to what a single day costs.
$2.30 a day on two bottles$1.97 a day on three$1.63 a day on sixOne capsule is one serving, so a day of this supplement costs less than the coffee most people buy on the way to work.
One thing worth noticing about the six
A hundred and eighty days of capsules and sixty days to ask for your money back. The window is counted from the date of purchase, not from the day you open the last bottle, so the decision about whether to keep going has to be made about a third of the way through. That is not a catch, but it is arithmetic the checkout does not do for you.
QUESTIONS
About the money
Does the price on this page change?
The seller sets it and can change it whenever it likes. These figures were taken from the checkout on 2026-09-11. The number on the payment page is the number that counts, and if the two disagree, tell us.
Is there a subscription?
No. Each of the three options is a single payment for a fixed number of bottles. Nothing renews and there is no card on file to cancel later.
Which one do most people take?
The seller flags the three bottle order as the popular one and the six as the best value. The six is the cheapest per day by a clear margin, and it is also the only one that outlasts the refund window, which is worth thinking about before you choose.
What does the crossed-out price mean?
It is the same number of bottles at the single-bottle list price of $99. Two bottles at list would be $198; the two bottle order is $138.
Are taxes and shipping included?
Shipping is free inside the United States on the three and six bottle orders and charged at standard rate on the two. Sales tax depends on where you live and is worked out at the seller's checkout, not here.
Sixty days to change your mind
The seller gives you sixty days from the date of purchase. If the bottle is not what you hoped, write to the address on your order confirmation and send back what you have, empty bottles included, and the purchase price comes back to you. Return postage is yours to cover.
Prices are set at the checkout
This page reports what the seller published. The figure on the payment screen is the one that binds, and nothing here is part of that transaction.
Checkout, payment and delivery are the seller’s. Sixty days from the date of purchase to ask for your money back, empty bottles included.
