Audifort Price: Each Package Per Bottle, Per Day and With Shipping

Before you commit to a daily routine, you want to see the numbers laid out without any fuss. The Audifort price comes in three packages, and the one the page recommends is also the one that costs least per bottle. Here is every figure in one place so you can choose with confidence.

All amounts come from the seller’s order page, read on 27 October 2026. Audifort is sold in bundles of at least two bottles, and the bigger the bundle, the lower the cost of each bottle.

Audifort price: the full table

Package	Supply	You pay	Per bottle	US shipping	Bonus e-books
Try two: 2 bottles	60 days	$158	$79	Added on top	None
Most popular: 3 bottles	90 days	$207	$69	No charge	2
Best value: 6 bottles	180 days	$294	$49	No charge	2

Package names and labels are the seller’s. The supply column is simple arithmetic: a bottle holds 30 servings, which lasts about a month if you use one dropper daily.

What a day costs

Turning each total into a daily figure is the quickest way to compare packages fairly.

• 6 bottles: $294 spread over 180 days comes to roughly $1.63 a day.
• 3 bottles: $207 over 90 days comes to roughly $2.30 a day.
• 2 bottles: $158 over 60 days comes to roughly $2.63 a day, and that is before the shipping fee for this order is added.

Put another way, the 6-bottle package costs close to a dollar less per day than the 2-bottle package, and that gap is the main reason the seller recommends it.

The step-down in the price per bottle

Each larger package trims the cost of every bottle. Going from 2 bottles to 3 saves $10 a bottle, and going from 3 to 6 saves a further $20. Compared directly, a 6-bottle order is $30 a bottle cheaper than the smallest one.

The seller’s page also states a saving beside each package: $200 for 2 bottles, $330 for 3 and $780 for 6. Those are the seller’s own figures, and we show them as such. What matters for your wallet is the amount you pay today, which is the figure in the table.

How shipping affects the price

Shipping is where the smallest package gives ground.

Detail	What the seller says
2 bottles	Shipping is added to the order
3 or 6 bottles	No charge inside the US
Processing	One to two business days
Carrier	FedEx or UPS
Delivery	Five to ten days across the US
Tracking	Sent by email

We do not quote a fee for the 2-bottle order, because the seller does not publish one on the page we read. If you want to avoid the fee altogether, the 3-bottle package is the nearest step up.

What the price includes

Beyond the bottles, the two larger packages bring a pair of e-books you can open straight away. The first title reads The Deep Sleep Activation Protocol, and the second reads The Brainwire Regeneration Blueprint. The seller attaches no dollar value to either, so we do not either. We see them as a reading bonus and not as the reason to buy.

Every package, whatever its size, sits under the same 90-day guarantee. It is counted from your purchase date, starts with an email to support for an RMA and ends with a refund of what you paid minus shipping and handling. Empty bottles are accepted, according to the seller.

Which package should you choose

The price is only half of the decision, so here is how we would think about it.

Choose 6 bottles if you like the idea of the long routine the seller recommends and want the lowest cost per bottle, at $49. It also covers 180 days, which stretches past the four months of steady use the seller talks about.

Choose 3 bottles if you want a comfortable first order. It costs $20 less per bottle than the smallest package, has no US shipping charge and lines up with the 90-day guarantee.

Choose 2 bottles if you prefer the smallest commitment and are fine with the shipping line. It is a shorter test, and its daily cost is the highest of the three.

For most readers, 3 or 6 bottles are the sensible picks. The 6-bottle order wins on value, and the 3-bottle order wins on comfort.

Thinking in months

Because a bottle lasts about a month at the daily dropper the seller describes, the per-bottle price doubles as a monthly price. That makes the choices easy to picture: about $79 a month on the 2-bottle order, $69 on the 3-bottle order and $49 on the 6-bottle order.

Seen this way, the question becomes how many months you want to commit to, not how large the total looks. A buyer who is happy to plan for three months can think of the 3-bottle order as a quarter of drops. A buyer who prefers to settle things once can look at six months in a single payment, with no reorder to remember halfway through.

Either way, the guarantee stays the same, and it is measured from the day you pay.

A single payment, nothing recurring

A low price means little if it keeps coming back. The seller states that you pay a single time and that nothing is charged afterwards, so the checkout total is the complete cost of that order. Checkout itself runs through ClickBank, the retailer named on the order page.

Is the price fair?

A daily cost you can say aloud without a calculator is a good sign in any price list. We think so for the right buyer. At the 6-bottle price, a day of Audifort costs less than two dollars, and you receive a liquid supplement with more than 20 ingredients, two e-books and a refund route that is written down. We hold back a few tenths of a point because the label’s 200 mg proprietary blend gives no individual amounts. Even so, the structure is clear and the guarantee is generous.

For a sense of how the packages add up over a whole routine, our post on the total cost of a 60, 90 or 180 day plan works through each version. If you are hunting for the lowest figure on the page, see our guide to the Audifort discount. The same numbers also sit in a compact table on the hub price page, and the product overview lists every guide we have.

Reading any price page like a pro

These habits help with every supplement, not just this one.

1. Look at what you actually pay. Savings claims are the seller’s, so rely on the total.
2. Add shipping. The smallest package carries a fee, so compare final totals.
3. Check the length of supply. A cheaper package that runs out too soon is not really cheaper.
4. Look for renewals. The seller says there are none.
5. Read the exit terms. A written refund process turns the price into a test.

Good to know:

• Prices, shipping and bonuses belong to the seller and may change, so read the order page before you pay.
• Audifort is a supplement, and individual results vary.
• A conversation with your doctor makes sense beforehand if prescriptions or a health condition are part of your life.