What are the current package prices?
The seller offer checked October 17, 2026 lists two bottles at $158, three at $177 and six at $294 in US dollars.
Our VisiFlora review covers the evidence and overall suitability. This page focuses on the transaction: what you pay upfront, what a per-bottle price means and what a refund could leave unrecovered. The offer is a dated observation, not a promise about a future checkout.
| Quantity | Total product price | Calculation | Per bottle |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 bottles | $158 | $158 ÷ 2 | $79 |
| 3 bottles | $177 | $177 ÷ 3 | $59 |
| 6 bottles | $294 | $294 ÷ 6 | $49 |
The lowest advertised bottle price requires the largest package. The displayed entry package is two bottles, so the entry product commitment is $158 rather than $49. A single bottle at the bundle unit price was not verified. Package availability and taxes must be checked before paying.
The six-bottle package costs $136 more upfront than the two-bottle package, despite its lower unit price. That extra commitment matters when the formula’s usefulness to you remains uncertain. A cheaper unit is not a saving if the extra bottles are unwanted.
How much do shipping and tax add?
The seller advertises free US shipping on three- and six-bottle packs; its policy lists $9.95 US shipping where a fee applies.
On the two-bottle pack, adding the policy’s $9.95 fee gives an illustrative $167.95 before tax: $158 + $9.95. Dividing that example total by two gives $83.975, or $83.98 rounded per bottle. This is a calculation from published terms, not a verified final checkout charge.
The shipping policy lists $19.95 for Canada, UK/Ireland and Australia/New Zealand; it gives different estimated delivery windows by destination. The product offer’s “free US shipping” does not establish free international shipping. Tax, import charges and location eligibility were not verified and should not be assumed zero.
The seller describes dispatch in 24–48 hours after payment and estimated mainland-US delivery in 5–8 business days. These are seller estimates. Save tracking information, but do not treat the latest possible delivery date as the start of your refund period: the policy refers to actual receipt.
Do the advertised savings add up?
Two displayed savings figures do not match a bottle-only comparison against the $99 reference price; the correct arithmetic needs a stated baseline.
| Package | Bottle-only reference | Product price | Calculated difference | Seller-displayed savings |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 bottles | 2 × $99 = $198 | $158 | $40 | $40 |
| 3 bottles | 3 × $99 = $297 | $177 | $120 | $302 |
| 6 bottles | 6 × $99 = $594 | $294 | $300 | $434 |
Method: multiply the displayed $99 comparison price by the bottle count, then subtract the package product total. This does not establish that $99 is a genuine former selling price. It also does not assign a cash value to ebooks or include shipping. The larger displayed savings could use another basis, but that basis was not sufficiently explained to reproduce it.
For a comparison that does not rely on a former price, the three-bottle $59 unit price is $20 below the two-bottle $79 unit price; the six-bottle $49 unit price is $30 lower. Those differences describe unit prices, not your total cash saved by purchasing more.
Can you calculate cost per day or serving?
Not reliably yet: the physical-label capsule count and serving basis were not verified, even though the seller describes a one-capsule routine.
A valid calculation needs usable servings in the purchased package. The formula is: total landed cost ÷ total verified servings. For example, a future calculation should include the actual tax and shipping and use label-confirmed servings rather than guessing 30 or 60 from packaging conventions.
Our Supplement Label Guide shows how to read a daily serving before applying that calculation.
The ingredients and label analysis explains the missing inputs. Reporting an exact daily price without them would make the package comparison look more precise than the evidence allows. If you obtain the label, preserve that version alongside the dated price.
Is the offer a subscription?
The inspected seller FAQ describes a one-time purchase with no auto-ship subscription; the final payment screen still needs to match that description.
Before authorizing payment, check product quantity, total charge, recurring-payment language and optional extras. A default extra item or subsequent offer should not be confused with the basic package price. We did not place a test order or verify a completed customer receipt.
The offer identifies ClickBank and says the statement descriptor may be ClickBank or CLKBANK*COM. Use the processor and seller named on your own receipt if an order needs help; similar products on other sites can have different transaction routes. There is no verified coupon code in this review, and a crossed-out price is not evidence of a coupon.
What does the 60-day refund policy require?
The reviewed policy gives 60 days after delivery, requires all purchased items to be returned and excludes shipping; customers pay return postage.
The badge is a seller commercial promise, not an independent assurance of symptom improvement or a cost-free trial. The written policy controls the practical questions: eligibility, deadline, what to return and what is deducted.
The policy says dispatch near the end of the window can qualify even if arrival is later, while other generic clauses refer to late or incomplete returns and condition. Resolve any uncertainty before relying on the latest possible date. Retain a dated copy of the policy and proof of shipment.
Opened or empty bottle eligibility was not clearly resolved in the reviewed material. “All items” should not be silently rewritten as “only unopened bottles” or “empty bottles always qualify.” Ask support for written instructions matching your order. The refund has not been tested by this publisher.
How should you organize a refund request?
Use your order record, confirm current return instructions and preserve tracking and correspondence; do not rely only on the guarantee graphic.
- Record the actual delivery date, order identifier and product/package received.
- Contact the support route on your receipt promptly. Ask what must be included, whether opened/empty bottles qualify and which deadline applies.
- Confirm the current warehouse address before shipping. The reviewed policy listed 19655 E 35th Dr #100, Aurora, CO 80011, USA.
- Return the instructed items with proof of postage/tracking and keep copies of the request and response.
- Check the actual credit and deductions. If unresolved, use the relevant retailer support and payment-provider process within its applicable limits.
These are record-keeping steps, not a guarantee of approval or a statement about your legal rights. A generic policy page cannot establish how a particular dispute will be handled. If the product has caused a concerning symptom, prioritize care; the safety page addresses that separate decision.
What could remain unrecovered after a refund?
Shipping already paid and return postage can remain your cost, with any other deduction depending on the policy and actual approval.
For an illustrative two-bottle US order at $158 plus $9.95 outbound shipping, an approved refund of the product price alone would leave the $9.95 shipping fee plus your actual return postage unrecovered. This example does not predict the handling of tax, international charges or a disputed/incomplete return.
Do not subtract an invented postage amount or assume free-shipping packages have no return cost. The advertised refund amount and a customer’s net recovery are different quantities. Ask for the current policy rather than applying another seller’s or processor’s general policy without checking it.
Which package is the better value?
The six-bottle pack has the lowest displayed unit price, but no package is automatically good value without suitability, evidence and actual use.
The three-bottle pack is $19 more upfront than the two-bottle product total and includes an additional bottle plus advertised free US shipping. That is a transparent price comparison, not advice that you need three bottles or a three-month trial. The number of usable days still depends on the current label.
The seller includes three digital guides. Their cover names and promotional valuations do not establish independent market value, verified content quality or a clinical result. Keep those extras separate from the amount you are willing to pay for the supplement itself.
Choose only after checking the complete label, personal risk and transaction conditions. If you need a predictable therapeutic outcome, the effectiveness evidence is more consequential than a package discount.
Frequently asked questions
These answers address recurring topic-specific questions without replacing the analysis above.
Is $49 the total order price?
No. It is the per-bottle price in the six-bottle $294 product package.
Is there a verified discount code?
No current working coupon code was verified. Check the final offer without assuming a code or additional discount.
Does the guarantee cover shipping?
The reviewed policy excludes shipping and makes return postage the customer’s responsibility.
When does the 60-day period start?
The reviewed seller policy measures it from receipt of the order; keep the delivery record and confirm current instructions.
Method and sources
We separate seller statements from research findings and make consequential gaps explicit.
Research checked October 17, 2026. This is an online document and evidence review prepared for the Biraj Health Care editorial identity, not a clinical review or hands-on product test. No independent clinician or laboratory reviewed this article. We inspected the seller presentation, policy wording and product artwork; ingredient studies are distinguished from finished-product evidence. Commercial facts can change.
Seller documents checked: VisiFlora presentation/FAQ, refund policy, shipping policy and terms. Those documents establish what the seller states, not independent efficacy or verified manufacturing quality. The analyses above identify their uncertainties and any reproducible calculations.
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