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How Much Does ExiTide Cost? Packs, Shipping and Cost Per Day

How does the ExiTide price ladder work?

Think of it as a ladder where each rung is cheaper per bottle. At the bottom, two bottles cost $79 each. One rung up, three bottles cost $69 each. At the top, six bottles cost $49 each. A bottle holds 30 capsules and the label asks for one a day, so each bottle is a month.

The other half of the ladder is shipping. Inside the United States, the two-bottle order adds $20, and the larger orders ship free. That $20 matters more than it looks, because it changes which pack is the cheapest to start and which is the cheapest to keep.

What are the three packs and their prices?

What does a day of ExiTide cost?

Cost per day is the fair way to compare packs of different sizes. Take the order total, add any shipping, and divide by the days of capsules. Two bottles delivered is $178 for 60 days, or $2.97 a day. Three bottles is $207 for 90 days, or $2.30 a day. Six bottles is $294 for 180 days, or $1.63 a day.

One more trick is worth knowing. Once you have paid for two bottles, every extra bottle costs $29. Three bottles is $207 against $178 delivered for two. Six bottles is $87 more than three, which is $29 a bottle again. So the question is not which pack has the lowest sticker, but how many more months you expect to take it.

Can you buy just one bottle to try it?

No. The seller does not offer a single-bottle order, so a price for 1 bottle is not published. The smallest order is two bottles, which is $178 delivered. This surprises people who want a cautious first try.

If you see a listing that offers one bottle, treat it with care. It would be somebody reselling part of a larger order, with its own price and its own returns terms, and it would sit outside the guarantee described on this site.

Which ExiTide pack is the best price for you?

The seller marks the six-bottle order as best value, and on price per bottle that is true. It is also the pack most buyers on the seller's record chose. This desk suggests three bottles for a first order, and explains why: the guarantee runs 60 days, but six bottles is 180 days of capsules, so 120 days of them are bought after the window has closed.

Three bottles is 90 capsules. It clears the 4 to 8 weeks that buyers on the record describe, and still leaves a month of capsules in hand when the 60 days end. The desk earns more on six bottles, and says so. Two bottles is the only pack that ends on the day the guarantee closes, which leaves no time for a calm decision.

Why is there no strikethrough price or discount percentage?

Because the seller's page prints none. The figure shown as a total value is the order total, not a former price. A discount needs a former price, and a former price needs a date it was charged on. Putting a percentage here would mean inventing both.

So this site prints a price a bottle, an order total, a shipping line and a cost per day, and stops. Our coupon and discount guide covers what that means for deal hunters.

How do you know the price is still right?

Prices here were read from the seller's order page on 18 September 2026 and reprinted, not set by this site. A seller can change a figure, retire a pack or add one. The checkout is where the live price sits, and it shows it before any payment details are asked for.

Two lines to read there: the shipping line, because only the two-bottle order carries a charge, and the destination, because these figures are quoted for United States addresses. If the checkout and this page disagree, the checkout is right.

Handling and transit times are not published. Tracking arrives in the order email. For refund terms, see the guarantee guide.

Frequently asked questions

Our view

The honest price story is that ExiTide is not the cheapest supplement and does not pretend to be. The ladder is clear, there is no invented discount, and the shipping line is stated. That is a fair way to show a price.

We would still tell most readers to start with three bottles, because it fits the 60-day window. If cost is your main worry, remember the guarantee lets you send the bottles back, but the postage back is yours. Spend only what you would be comfortable not getting back.

Last updated October 16, 2026