ProstaVive Price: What $79, $177 and $234 Each Buy You

The price is usually the first thing a shopper wants and the last thing a sales page makes easy to find. This guide gathers it in one place for ProstaVive: the three totals, what each tub and each day costs, where a delivery fee shows up and what comes in the box. Each figure comes from the order page and the cart as they stood on 28 October 2026, and every sum is written out so you can repeat it on a phone calculator.

ProstaVive is a daily powder drink mix, and one tub holds 30 servings, so each tub is a month.

ProstaVive price: the three totals

You choose	You pay	Bonus guides	Delivery inside the US	Days covered
6 tubs	$234	Two	Free	180
3 tubs	$177	Two	$9.95 at checkout	90
1 tub	$79	None	$9.95	30

The seller’s package cards say bottles. We use tubs, since the product is a powder in a tub. On the offer page each total appears as a one-time price.

The price of one tub

A tub costs less the more of them you take. The single tub is $79. Three tubs cost $177, which is $59 each, and six tubs cost $234, which is $39 each. The first step down saves $20 a tub ($79 to $59) and the second saves another $20 ($59 to $39), so the largest package is $40 a tub cheaper than the smallest.

The price of one day

Because every scoop is one day, the fairest comparison divides each total by the days it covers.

• Six tubs: $234 / 180 days is about $1.30 a day.
• Three tubs: $177 / 90 days is about $1.97 a day.
• One tub: $79 / 30 days is about $2.63 a day.

Put differently, six tubs cost about $1.30 for each day of use, and one tub costs about double that. If your daily coffee costs more than $1.30, the powder on the largest package costs less per day than that cup.

Where the delivery fee appears

The fee changes the ranking, so it deserves its own section. Inside the US, six tubs ship free. The checkout for one tub and for three tubs carried a $9.95 line on 28 October 2026. On three tubs the seller’s shipping page and the live cart disagreed, so we report the cart and suggest reading your total before you confirm.

With the fee included, here is what you pay:

• One tub: $79 + $9.95 = $88.95, or about $2.97 a day ($88.95 / 30).
• Three tubs: $177 + $9.95 = $186.95, or about $2.08 a day ($186.95 / 90).
• Six tubs: $234, with nothing to add.

Outside the US, the amount is displayed at checkout and the buyer covers any import duties; the seller puts overseas delivery at 10 to 12 business days. At home, orders dispatch inside 2 to 3 days, a tracking email follows, and the seller quotes 5 to 7 business days with up to 10 as the outer limit.

What the price includes besides powder

Two bonus guides come with the three-tub and six-tub orders and with nothing smaller. We can name a single title, a recipe guide of smoothies that the seller prices at $37 and offers with immediate access. The second guide stays unnamed here. In other words, the bigger packages bring reading material along with extra powder, at no added charge according to the seller.

A one-time total, not a running tab

The offer page presents each package with a single price. There is no monthly figure on the page for any of the three. Still, a careful shopper reads the cart total before pressing the final button, so do that once and you will know exactly what leaves your account. Payment is processed by ClickBank, and the seller says you can write to support at [email protected] with any question about an order.

Which package fits you

• Choose six tubs if you want the lowest daily cost, no US delivery fee, both bonus guides and enough powder to cover the whole stretch the seller recommends. It is our recommendation for most readers.
• Choose three tubs if you prefer a smaller outlay but still want 90 days and the guides. Note the fee, and expect to reorder if you want to continue.
• Choose one tub if you only want to try the routine for 30 days. It has the highest cost per day and carries no guides.

For a longer view of totals, our cost guide compares the packages over a full half year, and our ordering walkthrough shows the steps from page to parcel.

How the price and the guarantee fit together

A price feels different when you can undo it. Every ProstaVive order is covered by a refund window of 180 days, counted from the order date, and the seller invites you to use all of it. You email support first, wait for an agent to reply, send all the tubs (empty ones included) to the Ohio returns address and pay the postage yourself. The refund is the product price, so delivery fees stay out of it. In effect, the sum you pay is a test fee you can recover if the routine is not for you. A shorter version of these figures lives on our price page.

Costs that sit outside the sticker price

Two extra costs exist, and both depend on your situation. If you order from outside the US, you pay the shipping amount shown at checkout and any import duties your country applies. If you ever use the guarantee, you pay the postage to send the tubs back, because the seller supplies no prepaid label and the refund covers the product price only. Neither applies to a US buyer who keeps the powder, and the second is the price of a full six-month test. Knowing both in advance means the number on the cart screen is the number you should expect to pay.

Three questions every price page should answer

A price list earns trust when it answers three things without a fight. The first is what leaves your account in total. The second is how many days that total covers. The third is what is added to it, such as a delivery fee, and what is thrown in, such as a bonus. ProstaVive’s order page answers the first two directly, and the cart screen answers the third. When you compare it with any other daily product, run the same three questions and write the results side by side. A bare tub price can hide a great deal.

Our verdict on the price

Judged on those questions, the six-tub package stands out. About $1.30 a day buys a daily scoop, a label that prints a dose beside every row, two bonus guides and a written way out. The delivery fee is stated, the payment is a single one and the arithmetic holds together. Whether a supplement has a place in your routine is a decision to make with your doctor, especially if you take regular medicine or have a prostate or urinary symptom. For the wider offer, our ProstaVive guide keeps everything on one page.

Good to know:

• Numbers on a seller’s page can move, so look at the cart total before you pay.
• Daily powders suit different people in different ways and at different speeds.
• A doctor can tell you whether a supplement fits alongside any prescription you take.