Cholibrium Price: $39 a Bottle on 6 Bottles, Free US Shipping and a Full Year to Decide

Start with the part that makes the Cholibrium price easy to accept: a year of refund cover that takes back even empty bottles. Every figure here comes from the order grid as it stood on 9 Nov 2026. One bottle is $59, while a bottle in the six-pack drops to $39. That six-pack also ships free inside the US, brings three bonus guides and works out to $1.30 a day.

Cholibrium price at each of the three packages

Inside the bottle nothing changes from one row to the next. Only the quantity does, and the seller’s grid is clear about it.

Bottles	Supply	Rate per bottle	Total at checkout	Shipping in the US
6	180 days	$39	$234	free
3	90 days	$49	$147	free
1	30 days	$59	$59	free

The seller tags the six-bottle package as its Best Seller and best value. At two capsules a day, a 60-capsule bottle covers one month, so the rate per bottle is also your monthly cost. See the packages pictured on the Cholibrium hub.

What one day costs

A bottle price describes the checkout. A daily price describes the habit. Spread each order across the days it covers:

• Six bottles come to $1.30 a day.
• Three bottles come to about $1.63 a day.
• A single bottle is about $1.97 a day.

Moving from one bottle to six takes a visible bite out of every day, and the difference repeats for all 180 days. The largest order carries the cheapest bottle and the cheapest day.

Shipping is not a line to worry about

Many supplement orders add a delivery fee that muddies the comparison. Not here: the seller lists free US shipping on every package. That means the $59 bottle, the $147 three-pack and the $234 six-pack are each complete, and you can compare the three on rate alone.

Three free bonus guides listed on the order page

Along with the capsules, the order page lists three free digital guides. They are not attached to a particular package size, so look at the page itself when you order. Here are the covers in the seller’s order:

The first is a dessert collection, the second pulls together easy juice and smoothie ideas, and the third walks through food labels. The seller assigns $97, $27 and $37, which add up to $161. Those are the seller’s figures, they leave your total alone, and we treat them as a pleasant extra.

One big order or several small ones

Buying a single bottle now and topping up later sounds sensible, but the grid points the other way. Each later single bottle is $59, whereas the six-pack is $39 per bottle: $20 apart every time. Next to the three-pack, a six-pack bottle is still $10 cheaper. If you expect to keep the routine going, a single larger order costs less and means less admin.

What the money buys

Inside each bottle are 60 capsules of a formula built on 10 mushroom extracts, from reishi and shiitake to chaga and lion’s mane. The seller’s stated aims are healthy heart function, antioxidant support and cholesterol already within a healthy range, and it calls the capsule free of allergens and gluten, with non-GMO ingredients. Simple Promise is the brand. Want to know what each extract is meant to do? Read the ingredients post.

How the guarantee protects the price

One safeguard sits under all three packages: a 365-day refund promise counted from the purchase date. Contact the seller inside the year and return the bottles, finished ones too. As the seller puts it, the whole amount paid comes back and no one asks why. ClickBank, the retailer shown at checkout, answers order questions on 1-800-390-6035. Our ordering walkthrough shows where this fits in the process.

The ladder as a monthly bill

Because a bottle equals a month, the grid doubles as a monthly budget. The six-pack is $39 for each of six months. The three-pack is $49 for each of three, and a single bottle is $59 for one. Climbing from the bottom rung to the middle cuts the monthly figure by $10, and the top rung cuts it by $10 more.

A quick way to read the table

Start with the total, because that is what is charged. Then glance at the rate per bottle to see how a month’s cost moves as the order grows. The supply column tells you how long the capsules last. Shipping adds nothing anywhere in the US, and the three bonus guides are listed for the order as a whole. Read in that order, the grid takes about half a minute.

Fitting it into your budget

Plenty of people begin with a ceiling and work backward. The smallest opening cost is one bottle at $59. To pay once and cover six months at the best daily rate, the $234 six-pack fits. The $147 three-pack sits between them and covers the three-month minimum the seller has in mind. How long you plan to stay matters too: someone trying the routine for a month and someone who already wants a daily capsule are both served by the ladder.

What the guarantee does to the math

Cost is half of any decision; the other half is what happens if the product does not suit you. A refund window of a full year, one that accepts empty bottles, means your real risk is the time you spend, not the figure on the card. So the top rung need not feel risky. The same cover follows a $234 order as follows a $59 one.

A closer look at the six-pack

Six bottles can sound like a big commitment until you set them against the calendar. At two capsules a day, that is 180 days of supply, while the refund window stretches to 365. The window therefore outlasts the supply by about six months. You can use the whole order, form an honest opinion and still have time to act on it. Meanwhile the price holds at $234 with free US shipping, so no extra line is waiting at checkout to change the sum.

When fewer bottles make sense

Some readers prefer to start small, and that is a perfectly reasonable way in. A single bottle at $59 lets you try the capsule, the timing and the habit for a month. If it fits, the three-pack at $49 a bottle is the natural next rung, and the six-pack follows after that. Just keep in mind that each step down in bottle size costs a little more per day.

Three buyers, three sensible orders

The cautious tester wants the smallest outlay, and one bottle buys a month. The steady planner would like roughly three months settled, and the three-pack delivers that. The routine builder is already convinced, so the six-pack is the efficient choice: best rate, nothing to reorder for half a year. One guarantee covers all three.

Price questions, answered fast

Per bottle or per package? Both appear. Each card lists a bottle rate, and the total is that rate multiplied by the bottle count.

Anything added at checkout? Shipping is free in the US on every package.

What if the live page differs? Prices move. Go by the live page for the number and by this guide for how the ladder works.

Our pick? The six-pack: the lowest rate, free US shipping, three bonus guides listed, and a supply that fits comfortably inside the guarantee window.

The price in one breath

Rates that step down from $59 to $39, free US shipping across the board, $1.30 a day at the low end and a year to change your mind. That is easy to read and easy to order. Our 4.5 out of 5 is explained in the main review, and the catalog price page keeps a one-screen summary.

Photos and the full package grid are on the product hub.