Yu Sleep Price: Every Package, Cost Per Night and Shipping

When a bedtime routine is only worth building if it fits your budget, you want the figures first and the story second. So here they are. This page lays out the Yu Sleep price for each package, what a night of it costs, and what you receive for the money, all read from the seller’s order page on 3 November 2026.

The formula itself is a liquid you take with a dropper: two full droppers in the evening, roughly 30 doses in every bottle. That one-bottle-a-month rhythm is what makes the maths below so tidy.

Yu Sleep price by package

Nights covered	Pack	Bottle price	You pay	Delivery
Around 180	Six bottles	$49	$294	No charge
Around 90	Three bottles	$59	$177	No charge
Around 60	Two bottles	$69	$138	Charged at checkout

Notice what happens at the bottom of the table. The smallest package is the only one with a shipping charge, and it is also the only one without the bonus guides. The seller marks six bottles as best value on the order page, and the numbers agree.

What one night costs

Divide the total by the nights it covers and the packages become easy to compare.

• Six bottles: $294 spread over about 180 nights is roughly $1.63 a night. The seller rounds that down in its own copy, but we stay with the figure our arithmetic gives.
• Three bottles: $177 over about 90 nights comes to $1.97 a night.
• Two bottles: $138 over about 60 nights is $2.30 a night, and that is before any shipping is added.

So a night on the big package costs well under a night on the small one, with the free shipping and the bonus guides on top. For a routine you plan to keep for months, that gap adds up.

How the bottle price steps down

Each package size lowers the price of every bottle: $69, then $59, then $49. Six bottles take $20 off each bottle compared with two, and $10 off each bottle compared with three. No coupon code is involved. These are the standing prices on the order page, so there is nothing to hunt for. If you are curious about the full savings picture, our discount guide walks through it.

Shipping on each package

Three bottles and six bottles ship free. Two bottles carry a shipping charge that appears at checkout; the seller does not publish the amount ahead of time, so we will not guess at one. Because the free-shipping packages also unlock the bonus guides, most buyers who start with two bottles end up wishing they had gone one step up.

The three bonus guides

Three digital guides come free with the three-bottle and six-bottle orders. These are the seller’s own covers.

Bonus guide	What it is
The Wind Down Routine (value stated by the seller: $97)	Eleven bedtime stories, as an eBook and in audio
Younger and Happier While You Sleep	Evening rituals for a calmer mind, as an eBook
Popular Bedtime Snacks That Trigger 3 AM Wakeups & Racing Thoughts	Which evening foods to leave out, as a short guide

Only the first title carries a value from the seller, so we do not add the three up or put a figure on the set. Treat them as thoughtful extras that match the hour you take the drops.

Confirming the total at checkout

You pay for the package you choose. BuyGoods is the retailer named at checkout, and the total appears there before you confirm, so give it a quick read. Planning is easy: $294 covers roughly six months of evenings.

Think of the drops as a small, steady line in your evening, not a big purchase to agonize over. A dropper of liquid at the end of the day is the whole routine, and the price you pay per night is the cost of keeping that routine going for as long as you like.

The refund, in plain terms

Every order sits under a 60-day refund promise that the seller calls its “sleep like a baby” guarantee. The mechanics are worth knowing once. Send the bottles back inside 60 days of purchase, and write to support with your name, email, BuyGoods invoice and order number. What returns to you is the product price: shipping, handling and your return postage stay with you, so roughly 85% of the purchase comes back. It works a single time, which means a reorder placed after a refund is not itself refundable. Our guarantee guide walks through the process.

Budgeting for a bedtime routine

Planning is simple. Six bottles are $294, and that covers roughly half a year of nightly servings with shipping and all three guides already included. Three bottles are $177 for about three months. Two bottles are $138, plus shipping, for about two months. Check the total on the checkout screen before you confirm, and keep the invoice.

If you prefer to think in terms of a single question, ask which of these matters most to you:

• The smallest payment today: two bottles, though the nightly cost is highest and shipping is added.
• The lowest cost per night: six bottles, at about $1.63.
• A middle path: three bottles at about $1.97 a night, with free shipping and the guides.

How to check the price yourself

Prices can move, so verify before paying. From a link you trust, you should find three packs priced per bottle at $69, $59 and $49, free delivery on the top two, the BuyGoods name at checkout and the 60-day promise somewhere on the page. Different numbers probably mean the seller updated them after 3 November 2026, or that you landed on the wrong site. Our buying-route guide shows the safe way in, and the Yu Sleep overview keeps the label details together.

A quick reality check on cost

Money spent on sleep is easy to justify and hard to measure, so it helps to anchor the figure to something familiar. On the six-bottle package that figure is about $1.63 a night, and it goes toward the one time of day when the goal is to put your feet up and switch off. Seen that way, the cost is modest, the commitment is flexible and the 60-day window protects it. That is why we keep returning to the same advice: choose the biggest pack, then judge it with your own notes.

Which package should you pick?

Six bottles suit most people: roughly 180 evenings, the cheapest bottle, delivery on the house and every guide.

Three bottles make sense for a three-month run at $59 a bottle, with the same free delivery and guides.

Two bottles are for the tightest budget today: shipping gets added and the guides are left out.

The sums are condensed on our price page, and the full review explains the 9.0 score.

Is the price fair?

We think it is. Roughly $1.63 a night pays for a measured liquid dose containing 0.9 mg of melatonin, two B vitamins and a 637 mg blend (tart cherry, magnesium glycinate, L-theanine and more), with delivery, three guides and a refund route thrown in. Per the seller, the formula is meant to help you unwind, drift off and rest more deeply, and the 60 days are there to show whether it does that for you.

Before ordering, stay on every prescribed medicine and run the idea past your doctor, especially when an antidepressant, a sleep or anxiety medicine or a blood pressure drug is involved, or when you are expecting or nursing.

Good to know:

• Prices, delivery terms and bonuses belong to the seller and can change, so recheck before paying.
• Outcomes differ between people, and this is an adult product.
• Skip driving and machinery once you have taken a serving.