BloodPril Price: 2, 3 or 6 Bottles From $49 Each With Free US Shipping

Every extra bottle trims the BloodPril price, and the lowest rung is $49 per bottle on the six-bottle order, which also skips the US shipping fee. The seller’s page was open in front of us on 2 November 2026, and these are the figures we recorded: the cost of each size, what one day of use comes to, which package pays for delivery and which come with free guides. By the final paragraph you will have the full picture of what leaves your card.

BloodPril price at a glance

The order page offered three packages, each a single payment:

Package	Total charge	Cost of one bottle	Postage inside the US	Free guides
Two bottles	$158	$79	$9.99 more	none
Three bottles	$207	$69	nothing	yes
Six bottles	$294	$49	nothing	yes

Each bottle holds 60 capsules. The label says 1 capsule daily, and the seller allows up to 2. The seller labels one bottle a month-long supply, which stretches two bottles to 60 days, three to 90 and six to 180. Photos of every pack are on our BloodPril hub page.

BloodPril price per day

Divide each bottle price by the month the seller assigns to it:

• Six bottles come to roughly $1.63 for each day ($49 over 30 days).
• Three bottles come to roughly $2.30 for each day ($69 over 30 days).
• Two bottles come to about $2.63 daily ($79 over 30 days), or about $2.80 when the $9.99 postage is spread over 60 days, making the total $167.99.

A morning capsule that runs under two dollars daily slots easily into a household budget, and the distance between the dearest and cheapest tier is a full dollar each day. Across half a year that adds up, particularly as the six-bottle order carries no delivery line whatsoever.

How shipping changes the total

Orders of three or six bottles reach US addresses at no charge. Just the 2-bottle pack carries the $9.99 fee, pushing its total from $158 to $167.99 and its daily figure from $2.63 to $2.80. In other words, the smallest package costs the most per capsule and also adds postage. If a low first payment is what you need, it is there, but anyone planning more than two months of use does better going bigger.

Free bonus guides with 3 or 6 bottles

Place a three- or six-bottle order and a set of digital guides is added without a surcharge. They are files you download, not more capsules, and they leave the checkout total untouched. All seven covers appear here in the seller’s sequence:

Diabetes Reduce opens the seller’s list. Titles and the values the seller attaches are below:

• Diabetes Reduce, which the seller puts at $67
• Fortifying Vitamins, put at $49
• Accelerated Metabolism, put at $59
• Nerve Renew Guide, put at $67
• The Low Glycemic Kitchen, put at $39
• Sleepy Brews, put at $39
• Personalized Usage Guide, put at $39

Every number above is the seller’s own valuation of one guide. They offer context and change nothing about what you pay.

Which size is the smartest buy

Start by asking what the order should accomplish. For the smallest opening payment, a pair of bottles at $158 plus postage starts you off on the least cash, though each capsule then costs the most. For a middle road, a trio at $207 covers about three months with free postage and the guides. If you feel fairly sure the morning habit will stick, a half-dozen at $294 delivers the lowest rate on the page, six months of supply and the same free postage and guides.

The steps are even: a bottle costs $10 less when you move up from two to three, and $20 less from three to six. Our guide to the discount sets the cheapest and dearest tiers alongside one another, and a short pricing page holds the same figures in one compact table.

What each bottle price means per month

Since a bottle is one month in the seller’s counting, the bottle rate works as a monthly bill: $79 on the smallest package, $69 on the middle one and $49 on the largest. The capsule is the same in each. Same blend, same label, same once-a-day routine. What you pick is a quantity, and the charge on your card equals the sticker total, not a teaser that grows afterwards.

Who the smaller packages suit

Plenty of people do not want six bottles on the shelf at once. Two bottles suit someone who would like to try the routine for a couple of months with a smaller outlay. Three bottles suit someone wanting a full season of capsules without a half-year commitment. The same refund promise covers both, so the decision is about cash flow and cupboard space rather than protection. For readers planning to carry on, though, the daily cost on six bottles is hard to beat.

Payment and receipt

You pay once. The seller’s FAQ says nothing auto-renews and no fees are hidden. The company named at checkout is BuyGoods, from Wilmington, Delaware. No standing shipment exists, so nothing ships or bills unless you place a new order yourself. Save the confirmation email: it carries your order date, which marks day one of your 60. The BuyGoods receipt is the second document worth saving, since it shows the exact package and total you paid. Together those two documents are your reference whenever you want to ask about the order.

The 60-day refund window

A refund promise covers every package, counting 60 days from purchase. The seller’s FAQ asks for a month of use first and only then a message to support, should you be unhappy. That cuts the real cost of a trial well below the number on the page, since the decision stays with you for two months. If you ever need the steps, they are laid out in plain order in our ordering guide.

Checking the arithmetic yourself

Simple multiplication confirms every line: $49 times six is $294, $69 times three is $207 and $79 times two is $158. The $9.99 postage sits outside that last figure and belongs to the smallest package only. If a page ever shows a total that does not follow from those sums, regard it as a different offer and come back to the button on this page before paying. Other pages may show other numbers, and the figures in this guide describe only the order page our button opens.

What the price does not include

The totals above cover the capsules, the delivery rule and the guides, and that is the whole list. Nothing recurring is added later, and no second product is bundled in without your say-so. If a figure on your screen goes beyond the numbers in this guide, take it as a signal to pause and compare it with the table before moving on. Taking thirty seconds to check is cheap insurance on a purchase you will repeat every morning.

The price in one breath

A bottle rate sliding from $79 to $49, no US postage from three bottles, free guides on the larger two, one charge and sixty days of refund cover. For a once-a-day routine that is a clear-cut offer, and the six-bottle order is its strongest form. Everything else about the capsule is on the BloodPril hub. Want to see how we scored it before paying? The write-up behind our 4.5/5 is in our editors’ scorecard.