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FemiCore Price Breakdown: Packages, Cost Per Month, Shipping and Refund Math

FemiCore costs $49 to $79 a bottle depending on the package. See the cost per month and per day, shipping, the $179 reference price and what a refund returns.

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A once-a-day capsule for women sold for bladder control and urinary health, with cranberry, bearberry, berberine and five probiotic species in an undisclosed-dose blend.

  • From $49/bottle
  • 60-day refund
  • Women's Wellness

Our editorial score: 4.2/5 (ours, not a customer rating) How we score

Check the price on the official store
FemiCore supplement bottle, 30 capsules

At a glance

Refund window
60 days
60 days from delivery
Lowest per bottle
$49
in the 6 bottles package
Category
Women's Wellness
Our score
4.2 / 5
editorial, not a customer rating

Claim reality check

FemiCore saysWhat we found
"Clinically researched ingredients"Some ingredients have been studied, mostly for other uses. No trial has tested the finished FemiCore formula.
"Bladder control support"No ingredient has solid human evidence for leaks or urgency. Cranberry was studied for repeat UTIs, which is a different problem.
"Made in an FDA registered facility"The seal refers to the factory, which is registered with the FDA. Like every supplement brand, FemiCore follows the FDA's dietary supplement rules rather than the approval process used for medicines.
"Regular price $179 per bottle"A seller reference price. On the official store FemiCore costs $49 to $79 per bottle, depending on the package.

Official FemiCore packages

Prices as listed on the official store when we checked. The crossed-out figure is the seller's own "regular" price, a reference price rather than what anyone pays.

2 bottles

Two bottles of FemiCore

$158$358

$79 per bottle

Seller lists a $200 saving

  • 2-month supply
  • US shipping $9.99
  • 60-day refund from delivery
Select on the official store

3 bottles

Three bottles of FemiCore

$207$537

$69 per bottle

Seller lists a $330 saving

  • 3-month supply
  • Free US shipping
  • 60-day refund from delivery
Select on the official store

6 bottles

Six bottles of FemiCore

$294$1074

$49 per bottle

Seller lists a $780 saving

  • 6-month supply
  • Free US shipping
  • 3 bonus guides
  • 60-day refund from delivery
Select on the official store

The official package cards above show what the seller charges. This page does the math the cards leave out: what each package comes to per month and per day, what shipping adds, what a 3-month trial really costs, and what is at stake under the refund terms. Figures come from the official order page and help pages at the time of writing. Prices can change, so the cart total at checkout is the final word.

Cost per month and per day

Each bottle holds 30 capsules and the directions are one capsule every morning, so one bottle covers one month. We took the total you pay for each of the packages above, added US shipping, and divided by the days of supply.

PackageTotal paid (US, with shipping)Days of supplyPer monthPer day
2 bottles$167.99 ($158 + $9.99)60$84.00about $2.80
3 bottles$207 (free shipping)90$69$2.30
6 bottles$294 (free shipping)180$49about $1.63

The spread is wide. Per day, the 6-bottle package costs a little over half of what the 2-bottle package does, and on the 2-bottle package the $9.99 shipping charge alone adds about 17 cents a day.

FemiCore prices: 2 bottles $79 each plus shipping, 3 bottles $69 each, 6 bottles $49 each with 3 bonuses, 60-day refund

What the crossed-out $179 means

The cards above show a regular price of $179 per bottle, crossed out, and a “save” figure for each package. The save figure is simply the gap between that reference price multiplied by the bottle count and the package total. Nothing more is behind it.

Treat $179 as the seller’s reference price, not as a measure of value. The official site does not sell at that price, so “saving $780” tells you little. The honest comparisons are between the three packages, and between the money you spend and what the evidence for the ingredients can realistically deliver. Our review covers that second question.

The cost of a 3-month trial

The vendor advises taking FemiCore for at least 3 months before judging it. If you follow that advice, here is what three months costs depending on how you buy, with US shipping.

How you buyBottles receivedTotal paidBottles left after 3 months
One 3-bottle package3$2070
Two 2-bottle orders4$335.981
One 6-bottle package6$2943

The 3-bottle package is the cheapest exact fit. The 6-bottle package costs $87 more and leaves three months of supply, which only has value if you keep going. Two small orders is the most expensive route and still leaves a spare bottle.

The refund window closes before the trial ends

The refund window is 60 days from delivery. At one capsule a day, you are about two bottles in by day 60. That means the seller’s 3-month advice and the refund window do not line up: if you might want your money back, you have to decide before you reach the three months the vendor recommends.

Shipping costs and delivery times

DestinationShippingDelivery time
US, 2 bottles$9.995 to 7 business days
US, 3 or 6 bottlesFree5 to 7 business days
Outside the US$15.9510 to 15 business days

For buyers outside the US, the $15.95 charge changes the math, and it hurts small orders most.

PackageProduct totalWith $15.95 shippingPer day
2 bottles$158$173.95about $2.90
3 bottles$207$222.95about $2.48
6 bottles$294$309.95about $1.72

These figures assume the $15.95 rate is charged once per order. Check the shipping line in the cart before you pay.

Payment methods and billing

Quick facts:

  • Checkout is run by BuyGoods, the retailer that processes orders for the official site.
  • Cards accepted: Visa, Mastercard, Discover and American Express.
  • PayPal is also accepted.
  • Each order is a one-off purchase. There is no hidden autoship on the official site.

Because nothing renews, the per-month figures above only apply if you choose to reorder. You will not find a recurring charge on your statement unless you place a new order.

The seller's offer

See today's package prices on the official site

Prices can change, so confirm the cart total before you pay.

Check current prices

Refund math: what is at stake

The refund terms on the official help pages work like this:

  1. Ask within 60 days of the delivery date, not the order date.
  2. Email support with the subject line “Refund Request”.
  3. Send back all bottles, empty or full, with the packing slip and a note giving your name, email and order ID.
  4. Pay the return postage yourself.
PackageBottles to send backProduct price on the orderBottles likely unopened at day 60Cost you carry
2 bottles2$1580Return postage
3 bottles3$2071Return postage
6 bottles6$2944Return postage, on a bigger parcel

Two practical points. First, keep every bottle until you are sure you are keeping the product, because empty ones count toward “all bottles”. Second, six bottles make a heavier parcel than two, so the postage you cannot recover is usually higher on the biggest package. The contact route and return address are on our official website page.

Which package suits which buyer

If youPackageWhy
Want the lowest upfront spend2 bottles$167.99 in the US, and enough to reach the end of the refund window
Want to follow the 3-month advice at the lowest cost3 bottles$207 with free US shipping and nothing left over
Already plan to take it beyond 3 months6 bottles$49 per bottle, about $1.63 a day, plus 3 bonus guides
Live outside the US3 or 6 bottlesThe $15.95 shipping is spread over more months
Take regular medication or have a medical conditionNone yetTalk to a doctor first, as the official site itself advises

If medication is part of your day, our safety page lists the interactions to raise with your doctor or pharmacist before spending anything. If you are still deciding whether the product is worth any price, our verdict sits on the review page linked earlier.

The seller's offer

Compare the 2, 3 and 6 bottle packages

All three are one-off purchases with the same 60-day refund terms.

View the packages

Before you pay: a price checklist

  • The cart shows 2, 3 or 6 bottles at $79, $69 or $49 each.
  • US shipping reads $9.99 for 2 bottles and free for 3 or 6. International reads $15.95.
  • The checkout page is run by BuyGoods.
  • There is no monthly plan in the order summary.
  • You know the 60-day refund window counts from delivery.
  • You have a place to keep the packing slip when the parcel arrives.

A much lower price on a marketplace is not a bargain. The seller says FemiCore is not an authorized Amazon, Walmart or eBay product, and those listings lose the refund terms. Our where-to-buy page covers the safe ordering steps. For a longer read on the sale pricing and the deal logic, see our FemiCore sale article.

The seller's offer

Order at the official package price

One-off payment by card or PayPal, refund within 60 days of delivery.

Go to the order page

Decided?

See the current FemiCore price and guarantee

$49 to $79 per bottle, depending on the package. Refund window: 60 days from delivery.

Check FemiCore on the official site

Questions people ask

How much does FemiCore cost per bottle?

It depends on the package. The official site charges $79 per bottle in the 2-bottle package, $69 in the 3-bottle package and $49 in the 6-bottle package.

Is the $179 regular price real?

It is the seller's reference price, shown next to each package along with a save amount. The packages on offer are $79, $69 or $49 per bottle, so those are the numbers to compare.

What does FemiCore cost per month?

One bottle lasts a month, so the monthly cost is $84 with the 2-bottle package (including the $9.99 US shipping), $69 with 3 bottles and $49 with 6 bottles.

How much is FemiCore shipping outside the US?

International shipping is $15.95 and delivery takes 10 to 15 business days. In the US, shipping is $9.99 on 2 bottles and free on 3 or 6 bottles.

Is FemiCore a subscription?

No. Orders on the official site are one-off purchases with no hidden autoship, so you are only charged again if you place a new order yourself.

Sources

  1. FTC: Shopping online, avoiding scams and protecting your payment
  2. FDA: Tips for dietary supplement users

Not medical advice. This page is general information and does not replace a consultation with a qualified healthcare professional who knows your history. Full disclaimer.

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Strong Health Tips Editorial Team

We check every claim against the seller's own pages, terms and refund policy, and against published research, then write it up in plain English. Our methodology.