ProDentim Price: $49 a Bottle on the Six-Bottle Package
Three packages, one payment, and a per-day cost you can work out in your head. Here is every number on the order page and how to pick between them.
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The first thing most people want to know about a supplement is the number. The ProDentim price is easy to find, but it comes in three versions, and the best deal is not the one the page shows first. This guide lays out every figure so you can choose with your eyes open.
Everything below comes from the seller’s official order page, checked on 27 October 2026. ProDentim is sold only in packages, and the larger the package, the lower the price per bottle.
ProDentim price: the full table
| Package | Supply | Pay today | Per bottle | Seller’s old price | Seller’s saving badge | US shipping |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Two bottles (Basic) | 60 days | $158 | $79 | $358 | Save $200 | $9.99 |
| Three bottles (Most popular) | 90 days | $207 | $69 | $537 | Save $330 | Free |
| Six bottles (Best value) | 180 days | $294 | $49 | $1,074 | Save $780 | Free |
The crossed-out prices and saving badges are the seller’s. We show them because they are part of how the page presents its offer, and you will see them when you land there. The numbers you actually pay are in the third column.
What each package costs per day
One tablet a day means a bottle lasts thirty days, so you can turn any package into a daily figure.
- Six bottles: $294 across 180 days is about $1.63 a day.
- Three bottles: $207 across 90 days is about $2.30 a day.
- Two bottles: $158 across 60 days is about $2.63 a day, before the shipping fee. Add $9.99 and it rises to roughly $2.80.
Put another way, the largest package works out a full dollar cheaper every single day than the smallest one. Over half a year that gap adds up, and it is why the seller calls six bottles its recommended option and says 97% of its customers pick it.
Shipping on top of the price
Shipping is where the smallest package loses ground.
| Destination | Fee | Typical wait |
|---|---|---|
| US address, two-bottle package | $9.99 | five to seven working days |
| US address, three or six bottles | none | five to seven working days |
| Canada, Britain and Ireland, Australia, New Zealand | $15.95 | ten to fifteen working days |
The seller says a tracking email goes out inside the first 60 hours. Because the guarantee counts from delivery rather than from payment, a slow parcel never shortens your trial.
Which package should you choose
Price is only half of the decision. Here is how we would think about it.
Choose six bottles if you like the idea of a long routine and want the lowest cost per bottle. The seller suggests several bottles because results are said to build over nine to twelve weeks. Six bottles also bring the most free bonus guides on the home page version of the offer.
Choose three bottles if you want a comfortable trial without the largest outlay. It ships free in the US and covers the minimum the seller suggests for a fair test.
Choose two bottles if you want the smallest commitment and do not mind the shipping fee. It is a short test, and the monthly cost is the highest of the three.
For most readers, three or six bottles are the sensible picks. The six-bottle package is the better value if you already know you like the idea of a long routine.
What the price includes
Besides the tablets, the seller adds free e-guides to bigger orders. The home page version lists three with a six-bottle order: a kitchen-mix guide for fresher breath, a ten-second brightening routine paired with one brushing tip, and an at-home reset built around a swish and a rinse. The page our button opens shows two bonuses, the first two guides. Some versions of the offer extend the guides to three-bottle orders. The order page lists exactly what your package includes.
The seller values these guides at $55 and $54 and $54 on the home page version. Those are the seller’s figures, and we treat the guides as a pleasant extra rather than the reason to buy.
One payment, no subscription
A low price means little if it renews. The seller’s FAQ says nothing recurs after the first order. You pay the total once, and your card statement shows CLKBANK*ProDentim because ClickBank is the retailer. If you ever need help with a charge, ClickBank order support runs a toll-free line, 1-800-390-6035.
The guarantee behind the price
Think of the 60-day guarantee as part of the price, because it lowers your risk. The terms are simple. Sixty days start on the delivery date. To use them, you email support with the words Refund Request as your subject, mail the full order back (bottles, finished or not) along with the slip from the box and your name, email and order ID, and cover the return postage. The refund is released within days of the parcel arriving, then your card needs another five to ten days to display it.
If you want to learn how that plays out in a real-life budget, our post on the total cost of a ProDentim routine works through the 60-, 90- and 180-day versions.
Is the price fair
We think so, for the right buyer. You are paying for a chewable probiotic made for the mouth, with 3.5 billion probiotics in every tablet, three named strains, inulin as a prebiotic and a few plant and mineral extras, plus a written refund process. At the six-bottle price, a day of use costs less than two dollars. To see why we point to a single checkout, read our short guide on where to buy ProDentim.
We hold back a few tenths of a point because the individual doses are not published. Even so, the clear pricing, free shipping on larger packages and the guarantee make this one of the easiest supplement offers to read. Our editorial score is 9.2/10.
Reading the price page like a pro
A few habits help you compare any supplement offer, not only this one.
- Ignore the crossed-out number. It is the seller’s own regular price. Focus on the amount you pay and the cost per day.
- Add shipping. The smallest package carries a fee in the US, so compare totals, not headlines.
- Check the length of the supply. A cheaper package that runs out before the product has had time to work is not really cheaper.
- Look for renewals. The seller says there are none, which keeps the total honest.
- Read the exit terms. A written refund process turns the price into a trial.
Apply those five habits and the ProDentim price becomes easy to judge. The numbers are consistent, there are no hidden extras on the page, and the packages are sized to match the weeks the seller says the product needs.
Ready to choose
Settle it with three quick questions. For how long will you give the routine a fair go? How much does a day of use cost at each package? How much do you value free shipping and the bonus guides? Once you answer those, the right package is usually obvious. You can also look at the price page in our ProDentim hub for the same numbers laid out as a quick reference, or return to the ProDentim overview for every guide.
Good to know:
- Prices, shipping and bonuses are the seller’s and can change. Always read the order page before you pay.
- Results differ between people, and a supplement is not a drug.
- Before starting any supplement, people on prescriptions or with ongoing health issues should get a doctor’s view.
Common questions
What is the ProDentim price for one bottle?
The order page does not sell a single bottle. Its smallest package is two bottles. The per-bottle figure falls from $79 on that package to $69 on the three-bottle package and $49 on the six-bottle package.
How much is the ProDentim six-bottle package?
The total is $294 for six bottles, which covers 180 days of daily use. Shipping inside the US is free on that package.
Is there a shipping fee on top of the ProDentim price?
Only on the two-bottle package inside the US, where shipping adds $9.99. The other two packages ship free in the US. Buyers in Canada, Britain and Ireland, Australia and New Zealand pay $15.95.
Does the ProDentim price include a subscription?
No. The seller states that nothing renews, so each package is a single payment and the total on the order page is what you pay.
Are the crossed-out ProDentim prices real?
They are the seller's own regular prices, shown beside today's price: $358 for two bottles and $537 for three and $1,074 for six. We list them as the seller's figures, not as a claim about any other store.
Can I get my money back if the price was not worth it?
Yes. The seller lets you ask for a refund for sixty days after delivery. Return postage is yours, and the money comes back once the parcel is received.