Yu Sleep Price: $49 a Bottle on 6 Bottles, Free Shipping and 3 Bonuses

Add a bottle, lower the bill. That is how the Yu Sleep price behaves: $69 per bottle at two, $59 at three and $49 at six, with shipping dropping out from the three-bottle order onward. The figures that follow were read off the live order page on November 3, 2026. Once you finish, you will have each package total, the price of one night and a clear idea of which size suits your budget.

Yu Sleep price, package by package

Same bottle and label in every row, only the quantity changes:

Order	Total	Price each	Covers	Delivery	Digital extras
6 bottles	$294	$49	6 months	Free	3 bonuses
3 bottles	$177	$59	3 months	Free	3 bonuses
2 bottles	$138	$69	2 months	Extra	None

Each bottle contains 60 ml. A dose means filling the dropper twice for 2 mL in total, which stretches one bottle across roughly 30 evenings, so the bottle price doubles as your monthly price. Your package only determines how many months arrive in one box. You can browse photos of every size on our page for the product.

What a single night costs

Per evening is the fairest yardstick. Divide each bottle price across 30 doses:

• 6 bottles: roughly $1.63 per night ($49 over 30), which the seller shortens to $1.60.
• 3 bottles: roughly $1.97 per night ($59 over 30).
• 2 bottles: exactly $2.30 per night ($69 over 30), with a delivery charge still to add.

Step from the smallest order to the largest and every night costs about 67 cents less, while the delivery line disappears as well. Over 180 nights that gap adds up to real money.

Delivery and checkout

Orders of three or six bottles are delivered at no charge. A fee is added to the pair, and because its amount shows only at checkout, we will not quote one. When you pay, the retailer name on screen is BuyGoods.

The three bonuses on the larger orders

Pick three bottles or six and three downloads join the order. They are digital files, not extra liquid. Below are the covers, in the sequence the seller shows them:

Number one is The Wind Down Routine: a collection of 11 bedtime stories in eBook and audio form, priced by the seller at $97. Number two, Younger and Happier, is an eBook of evening habits for a quieter mind. Number three, Popular Bedtime Snacks, is a short guide on what not to eat late. Taken together, the seller puts the set above $150. None of it changes the package price, so think of it as a welcome extra.

One large order versus two small ones

Starting small and topping up later seems careful, yet the sums say otherwise. A single $294 order delivers six bottles at $49 each. Two separate pairs would run $69 a bottle, which is $20 more per bottle, with delivery fees added each time. Even next to the 3-bottle rate, the six-bottle order is $10 cheaper per bottle. If you expect to keep going, one bigger order is the tidier path.

What the money buys

Inside is a liquid built from ten ingredients that the seller describes as deep-sleep ingredients. Melatonin and two B vitamins come first, followed by a blend that includes tart cherry, lemon balm, apigenin, 5-HTP, L-theanine, GABA and magnesium glycinate. The seller designed it to help you unwind and fall asleep, and its marketing leans on quieter nights with fewer wake-ups around 3 AM. That is the seller’s hope for the product rather than a pledge. What each ingredient is for goes through the label in detail.

Which size should you choose

A quick note before the verdict: nothing in this table changes the formula. The same liquid, the same label and the same refund promise apply from the smallest order to the largest. The hub page for Yu Sleep shows all three side by side.

Each order sends a different message. Two bottles is a two-month try-out with delivery added. Three bottles is a three-month stretch at $59 a bottle, delivery free, bonuses included. Six bottles is a half-year at $49, the lowest figure shown. If an evening ritual already appeals to you, six wins on price per bottle, per month and per night, and the refund window covers every size, so going big does not lock you in.

Wondering how the formula rated overall? Our full verdict lays out the reasoning behind its 4.5 out of 5, and the deal comparison sets the $49 rate against the other two.

Reading the table in thirty seconds

Start with the Total column, because that figure is what leaves your card. Next, glance at Price each to see how the cost of one month changes as the order grows. The Covers column tells you how long the supply lasts, Delivery shows the single fee in the whole table and Digital extras marks the only add-on. With those five columns in mind you can judge any Yu Sleep page you meet, including the checkout cart itself, in a few seconds.

How the monthly cost stacks up

Because a bottle lasts about a month, the ladder reads like a monthly bill. Six bottles mean $49 a month for six months. Three bottles mean $59 a month for three months. Two bottles mean $69 a month for two months, with delivery charged on top. Each step up the ladder trims the monthly figure, first by $10 and then by $10 more, and the free delivery from three bottles up means the sticker price is the whole price.

If you like to plan by budget, the question becomes how many months you want in hand. A shopper who wants the shortest commitment starts with two bottles. A shopper who wants a seasonal supply takes three. A shopper who already enjoys a fixed evening step takes six and stops thinking about reorders.

Double-check the arithmetic

Multiplication confirms the table: 6 x $49 is $294, 3 x $59 is $177 and 2 x $69 is $138. The delivery fee on the two-bottle order sits outside that last number. Should a page ever show totals that do not follow from these sums, you are looking at a different offer, so return to the button on this page before paying.

The refund terms, in plain language

Every package sits under a refund promise that begins on the purchase date and runs 60 days. Here is what the seller’s policy asks, set out calmly:

• Return the bottles inside 60 days of buying.
• Give support your name and email together with the BuyGoods invoice and order number.
• What comes back is the product price. Shipping, handling and return postage are not refunded, so expect about 85% of what you paid.
• The promise works once: reorder after a refund and that second order cannot be refunded.

Knowing the terms in advance makes the guarantee easy to use. A condensed price summary repeats the numbers, and the step-by-step refund guide lists each stage in order.

The price at a glance

A bottle price sliding from $69 to $49, free delivery from three bottles, a bonus trio on the two bigger orders and two months to decide. For a nightly dropper routine, that is an offer you can size up in a minute.