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Pricing, bundles and guarantee
How the tiers are built, where the 54% comes from, and what to check before ordering.
How the tiers work
The manufacturer sells direct and prices in volume tiers: one pack, two or three, with the per-pack price falling as the bundle grows. Shipping is charged on a single pack and included from two packs upward. The discount is applied automatically at checkout.
We deliberately don't publish figures on this page. Prices differ between markets and change with every promotion, and a stale number on an affiliate page is the most common way readers get misled without anyone intending it. The live prices for your country are on the offer page.
Where the 54% comes from
The headline discount compares the manufacturer's list price for a single pack against the per-pack price inside the three-pack bundle. That's a real comparison in the sense that the arithmetic holds.
One honest observation, and it applies across this whole industry. The struck-through list price in a direct-to-consumer promotion is set by the brand itself, for a product sold nowhere else — so it isn't a market price you could verify. The saving between the three options, on the other hand, is real and checkable. Both things are true at once, and it's worth keeping them apart while you choose.
Which bundle makes sense
| Your situation | Sensible choice |
|---|---|
| You want to find out whether the format suits you | One pack. Highest unit price plus shipping — you're buying the option to stop. |
| You want to give the product a fair trial | Two or three packs. The manufacturer itself talks about an effect over weeks; one pack doesn't get you there. Shipping is also free from two packs. |
| You already know the format suits you | Three packs. Lowest unit price, 90 days covered. |
The 60-day money-back guarantee
The manufacturer advertises 60 days money back. That's double the industry norm, and on a product meant to work over weeks the extra month is substantive rather than decorative.
Three things worth reading on their page before you order:
- When the clock starts: from order or from delivery? With shipping in between, that can be several days.
- Condition of the goods: whether opened packs qualify. A guarantee requiring unopened product would rather defeat the purpose of a trial period.
- Return postage and authorisation: as a rule the buyer covers return shipping, and most direct sellers require a returns number from customer service first.
Separately, buying from within the UK or EU gives you statutory cancellation rights on distance contracts. A commercial guarantee sits on top of those rights; it does not replace them.
What's included
| Item | Manufacturer's statement |
|---|---|
| Delivery | 2–3 working days |
| Shipping | Free from two packs; charged on a single pack |
| Guarantee | 60 days money back |
| Customer service | By email and phone |
The thirty-second check worth doing at any direct-to-consumer checkout: read the order summary before confirming — the total, the number of packs, any pre-selected extras, and any wording that suggests a recurring order. That's sound advice everywhere, not a warning about this shop specifically.
60-day money-back guarantee per the manufacturer · delivery in 2–3 working days
Transparency notice
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