The three pack options at a glance
This is an independent affiliate guide, not the seller, so every number below comes from the brand's listed pack prices plus our own arithmetic. Prices can change, so use this page as a reading aid and confirm every figure at checkout before paying.
- 2 bottles: $79 per bottle. The total is unclear on the page we reviewed; it could be $79 or $158 (two times $79). Shipping is something to confirm.
- 3 bottles: $72 per bottle, which is $216 in total. Free U.S. shipping is listed.
- 6 bottles: $49 per bottle, which is $294 in total. Free U.S. shipping is listed.
No bonuses are described, so we do not count any. We also do not show a crossed-out original price, because we have no verified one, and you should be cautious of any page that does without proof.
How we calculate cost per day
Each bottle holds 60 gummies, and the brand's directions say two gummies a day, so one bottle lasts about 30 days. That makes the math simple: divide the per-bottle price by 30.
- $79 divided by 30 is about $2.63 per day.
- $72 divided by 30 is $2.40 per day.
- $49 divided by 30 is about $1.63 per day.
This assumes you take exactly two a day and ignores shipping on the two-bottle option. If you take fewer, the per-day figure falls, but we do not recommend changing the label directions without advice. The figures are rounded to the nearest cent, and we have not added tax, which may be applied at checkout depending on where you live.
What each pack supplies
Because a bottle covers roughly 30 days, the pack sizes translate to simple supply lengths: 2 bottles is about 60 days, 3 bottles about 90 days, and 6 bottles about 180 days at the stated dose. That is why the larger packs raise the question below.
The six-bottle pack has the lowest daily cost but the highest upfront commitment, at $294. If you have never tried the product, a six-month supply is a big bet on something with unpublished ingredient amounts. A smaller pack lets you see how you feel and tolerate it first, though it costs more per day. A middle path is the three-bottle pack, which is $216 for about 90 days. Neither choice is automatically smarter; it depends on your budget and confidence.
Shipping, guarantee and fine print
The three-bottle and six-bottle packs list free U.S. shipping. For the two-bottle pack, we could not tell what shipping costs, so confirm it before paying. The brand mentions a 60-day money-back guarantee from the purchase date, but the conditions were not shown on the page we reviewed. Read the terms at checkout, and find out whether opened bottles qualify, who pays return shipping and how to request a refund. Keep your order confirmation and the date of purchase, since the guarantee is counted from that day. If anything in the terms differs from what we describe here, the checkout terms are the ones that apply.
Also check whether the checkout adds anything automatically, such as a subscription. Our guide to supplement marketing red flags explains why pre-checked boxes and vague bonuses deserve a second look, and the FTC health products guidance describes the honesty standards advertisers are expected to meet.
Is it worth it, and who should wait
Price is only one input. Read the independent review and the ingredients list first. The formula lists Tongkat Ali, Ashwagandha, L-Citrulline, Zinc, Maca Root and Tribulus Terrestris, but no amounts, no manufacturer name and no third-party test results are published on the pages we saw. The statements are not evaluated by the FDA (see the FDA dietary supplements page for what that means). Pregnant or breastfeeding women, anyone under 18, and people on regular medication or with medical conditions should ask a clinician first.
If you are comfortable with those limits and want to compare the live prices, you can check the current Soda Steel pack prices and confirm totals, shipping and terms before you pay.
Not medical advice. This article is general information. Soda Steel™ is a dietary supplement and not a treatment for any condition. Talk to your clinician. This is an independent web guide; see our editorial standards.
