ProvaDent Price: What 1, 3 and 6 Bottles Really Cost

A price only means something once you know what sits around it. Does shipping come on top? Which bundles carry the extras? How long does one bottle actually last? We went through the ProvaDent order grid on 10 November 2026 and worked everything out, so the numbers below match what a buyer sees on the page.

The key to all of it is the format. With ProvaDent you chew two tablets daily, and each bottle holds 60, so one bottle lasts a month, three last a season and six last half a year.

The ProvaDent price table

Bottles	Per day	Each	Order total	Delivery in the US	Bonus guides
6	about $1.63	$49	$294	No charge	Both
3	about $1.97	$59	$177	No charge	Both
1	$2.30	$69	$69	See the note	None

A note on the single bottle: its grid entry carries no free-shipping badge, yet the seller’s separate shipping terms call US delivery free. The checkout total settles it. The grid lists one-time package prices, so the figure on screen before you confirm is the one that counts.

A daily number you can remember

Per-bottle prices slip out of memory. A daily figure sticks.

• Six bottles: $294 spread over half a year is about $1.63 a day.
• Three bottles: $177 over three months is about $1.97 a day.
• One bottle: $69 over one month is $2.30 a day.

At roughly $1.63, the big package turns a habit that lasts two seasons into a small daily cost. Seen that way, you are paying for a routine, and the bottle is only how it arrives.

Why the bigger packages win

Step from one bottle to three and each bottle costs $10 less, falling from $69 to $59. Step on to six and it falls another $10, to $49. Against a single bottle, the six-pack saves $20 per bottle. Both larger packages ship free inside the US and both come with the two digital guides. No code is involved; these are simply the standing prices on the grid.

The seller labels the six-bottle package “most popular”, and it is easy to see why. It combines the lowest bottle price, the longest supply and the full set of extras. One bottle works as a small test, but the bigger packages give you the time and the value.

The two digital bonuses

Order three or six bottles and two digital guides are added at no cost. The single bottle leaves them out.

Beyond the Brush: The Insider’s Guide To Sparkling Oral Health is about everyday habits for a cleaner, fresher mouth, and Tooth or Dare: Dental Lies & Myths Exposed separates popular dental myths from facts. Each is valued by the seller at $73.50, a figure that plays no part in what you pay. The seller does not say how the guides reach you, so check your order confirmation.

Shipping and delivery

• United States: free on three and six bottles, with delivery quoted at five to seven working days.
• UK, Ireland, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa: $19.95, with delivery in ten to fifteen working days.
• Tracking: the seller promises tracking details by email inside 60 hours of the order.

ClickBank is the retailer you meet at checkout. For questions about the order itself, ClickBank order support answers on 1-800-390-6035.

The price and the refund belong together

Spending money feels easier when the decision can be reversed. All three packages share one 60-day money-back guarantee, running from the day you buy. Refund requests go by email to the seller, through ClickBank or by weekday phone call, and our guarantee guide lists the details.

One practical note: returned bottles should be sealed and undamaged, and the postage is yours to pay, per the seller’s refunds page. Opening a single bottle at a time keeps the rest eligible. Two full months is long enough to judge a daily habit, which is why the six-bottle price is less of a leap than it looks. For the whole process, our refund guide is the place to look, and the ProvaDent hub covers the formula and safety notes.

Which package fits you

One bottle is a cautious first step, though it is the costliest per day and has no bonuses. Three bottles reach the 90-day mark at $59 apiece, with US delivery at no charge and both bonuses: a sensible middle road. Six bottles give you the lowest price, the longest supply and the full extras, which is why we recommend them to most readers. Our discount guide compares the steps in more detail, while our compact price table keeps the same numbers handy.

How to read the order grid

When you open the seller’s page, the grid shows one column for each package. Read them in this order and nothing will surprise you.

1. The bottle count. One, three or six, which is one, three or six months at two tablets a day.
2. The per-bottle price. $69, $59 or $49. This is the number the seller leads with.
3. The total. $69, $177 or $294. This is what leaves your account.
4. The extras line. Delivery and bonus terms, which favor the larger packages.

Then glance at the checkout screen, where ClickBank, the retailer, shows the final amount before you confirm. When that figure matches our table, you are seeing the offer we checked.

Cost per month, in plain terms

Because a bottle lasts 30 days, the per-bottle price is also your monthly price. On six bottles that is $49 a month, on three it is $59 and on a single bottle it is $69. Each step up the ladder saves $10 a month, and the whole ladder saves $20 a month. Over half a year, those monthly savings are the reason the six-pack is the package we point to.

Who should pick which package

Pick six bottles if you like the idea of a long, steady routine and want the lowest daily cost, with no US delivery charge and both bonus guides in a single order.

Pick three bottles if you want the bonuses and free US shipping but prefer a smaller first order of about three months.

Pick one bottle only if a small order matters more to you than the bonuses and the lower price. It is the most expensive way to take ProvaDent day by day, and it leaves out the two digital guides.

None of these choices locks you in. All of them are covered by the 60-day guarantee, so the right package is mostly a question of how you like to budget.

What the price covers

Every bottle holds 60 chewable tablets. The seller lists the BioFresh Clean Complex, cranberry extract, purple carrot powder, organic xylitol and four probiotic strains, without doses or strain names, and says production is American and third-party tested, claims that are the seller’s own. The aim, per the seller, is a balanced oral microbiome and fresh breath on top of normal brushing and flossing.

Good to know: stay on whatever your doctor prescribed and ask before you start. Gums that bleed, a sore or swollen spot, or a loose tooth need a dentist, and ProvaDent never takes the place of check-ups.

A quick example

Suppose you choose six bottles and open the first one on a Monday. By the end of the month you have worked through it, you know how the routine feels in the morning and at bedtime, and five bottles are still sealed. If the habit suits you, carry on. If it does not, you are still inside the 60-day window with unopened stock to send back. That is the practical value of the bigger package: a lower price per bottle and an easy way out.

Quick answers

Will the price change? The seller sets it, so it can. We dated every number, and the total on your checkout screen is the one that applies.

Is six bottles too many to start with? It lasts half a year, and the refund window runs 60 days from purchase, so you have two months to decide while the rest stays sealed.

Are the bonuses really free? Yes, with three or six bottles.