iGenics Price in November 2026: $39 a Bottle on the Biggest Order

You came here for a price, so here it is without the wandering. The iGenics price depends on how many bottles you pick, and the more you pick, the less each one costs. Everything below was read from the official order grid on 9 November 2026, and every sum is shown so you can check it on a calculator.

iGenics is a two-capsule daily eye formula, and each bottle holds 60 capsules. That makes one bottle a 30-day supply, three bottles a 90-day supply and six bottles a 180-day supply.

The iGenics price at a glance

Order	Bottles	Order price	Cost per bottle	Shipping	Bonuses
Starter	1	$59	$59	$9.99	None
“Most Popular”	3	$147	$49	$9.99	2 e-books
“Best Value”	6	$234	$39	Free	2 e-books + Intelligen bottle

The two tags come from the seller. The six-bottle order is where the numbers are strongest: the cheapest bottle, the only free shipping and every bonus.

Doing the daily maths

Totals are hard to compare when they cover different spans of time, so divide each by the days it lasts.

• Six bottles: $234 stretched across 180 days lands near $1.30 per day.
• Three bottles: $147 across 90 days comes to roughly $1.63 per day.
• One bottle: $59 for a single month works out at around $1.97 per day, before the shipping fee.

Put another way, the biggest order costs roughly what you might spend on a small snack each day, and it covers a whole half-year without a reorder. The daily figures above leave shipping out, so the smaller orders cost a little more than they appear to.

A daily number also makes the choice feel less abstract. Most of us can picture a cost of a dollar and change each morning, and few of us would call that a stretch. The question is simply whether a steady eye-care habit is worth that much to you, and whether you want half a year of it settled in one order.

Where shipping bites

The one-bottle and three-bottle orders each add $9.99 for shipping. That moves the single bottle from $59 to $68.99 and the three-bottle order from $147 to $156.99. Six bottles ship free, so $234 is the full figure for the capsules.

This matters when you compare. Ten dollars of shipping spread over one bottle is a heavy load, while the same fee on three bottles is lighter but still real. On six bottles it simply disappears. Before you confirm any order, read the total on the ClickBank checkout, because that screen shows what you will pay for the package you chose.

How the ladder steps down

Moving from one bottle to three takes $10 off each bottle, from $59 to $49. Moving from three to six takes another $10, down to $39. From the bottom rung to the top, each bottle is $20 cheaper.

There is no coupon code to hunt for. The prices on the order page are the working prices, and the best of them is already the six-bottle one. If you want to see how the saving plays out against the single bottle, our iGenics discount guide takes that one comparison apart.

iGenics price and the bonuses that come with it

Order three or six bottles and two e-books come with you: The Vision Boost: 8 Exercises to Boost Your Vision and Vision Boosters: 7 Foods for Better Eye Health. The six-bottle order adds a free bottle of Intelligen, another ScienceGenics supplement. The e-books are digital, while the Intelligen is a physical bottle.

The seller shows no dollar value for any of them, so we do not invent one. Read them as a bonus on top of the capsules: reading for the routine you are building, plus one extra bottle on the biggest order.

Seeing the whole bill before you commit

The grid on the order page is only the starting point. When you pick an order, you land on a ClickBank checkout where the retailer is named and the total for your package is displayed. That is the moment to compare it with this page. If the package, the shipping line and the bonuses all match what you intended, you are ready.

What the money gets you

Pay for the package you choose, and the total appears on the ClickBank checkout before you confirm. ClickBank is the retailer at checkout, and it also handles refunds. A badge on every package promises your money back if you are not happy within 180 days. For a refund, contact ScienceGenics product support or ClickBank order support.

Because the guarantee runs for six months, the six-bottle order never leaves you holding more than the guarantee covers. You can use every capsule and still make the call.

Questions worth asking before you pay

A price only means something when you know what it covers. Run any order through five quick questions and the right choice tends to jump out.

1. How many days does it cover? Sixty capsules last a month, so count one bottle per month of use.
2. What does shipping add? Nothing on six bottles, $9.99 on the other two.
3. Which bonuses ride along? Both e-books from three bottles upward, plus the Intelligen bottle on six.
4. How long can I test it? The guarantee runs 180 days whichever package you pick.
5. Do I want to reorder soon? A one-bottle habit means placing a fresh order every month, with the shipping fee each time, whereas the six-bottle order keeps you supplied until the guarantee window closes.

Answer those honestly and the biggest order usually wins on convenience as well as cost.

Which order fits you

Choose one bottle if you simply want to try a month of the routine. It has the highest cost per bottle, it adds shipping and it carries no bonuses.

Choose three bottles if you want a three-month run with both e-books and are not ready for the largest order. At $49 a bottle plus shipping, it is a sound middle path.

Choose six bottles if you would like the lowest price, free shipping and every bonus in one go. For most readers this is the clear winner, and it is the one we would order, because it also saves you from reordering every few weeks. Curious about the ordering steps? Our post on how to buy iGenics walks through them.

Why the price ladder is easy to trust

Price pages sometimes feel like puzzles. This one reads like a ladder: each step is a round number, each bottle is cheaper than the last and the only extra line is the $9.99 shipping on the smaller orders. Nothing is hidden behind a different currency or a vague bundle name.

That predictability is a good sign. You can write the three totals on a sticky note, $59, $147 and $234, and know exactly what to look for when you reach checkout. If the number on screen matches the note, you are in the right place.

Is it worth the price?

Think about what a day costs. For about $1.30 on the top order, you get a two-capsule formula with a printed amount beside every ingredient, lutein and zeaxanthin among them, plus the bonuses and half a year to ask for your money back. Our iGenics pricing page shows the same figures in a compact layout, and the full iGenics review covers the capsule itself.

We think that is a strong offer for anyone who wants a simple daily eye habit. Before you begin, talk with your doctor and keep taking everything you have been prescribed. If you use blood thinners or other prescription medicine, or you are pregnant or nursing, that conversation matters even more. Have any change in your vision checked by an eye doctor, and keep any prescribed eye drops or treatment going.

The iGenics hub page gathers the label, the offer and the guarantee if you want the whole picture in one place.

Good to know:

• The seller sets prices, shipping and bonuses, so confirm the total on the checkout page.
• Results vary, and a capsule does not replace an eye exam.
• Ask your doctor first, especially if you take blood thinners or other prescription medicine.