Nitric Boost Price Oct 2026: What One, Three and Six Jars Cost, With Shipping and Cost per Day

Few supplement pages are as easy to price as this one. The Nitric Boost price comes down to three totals: $69 buys a jar, $177 buys three and $294 buys six, which makes each jar $69, $59 or $49. Each total below is the figure the seller’s order page showed on October 28, 2026, followed by what the cards leave unsaid: what one day costs, how shipping shifts the totals, where the bonus guides fit and which package matches which plan. Anything not printed on the order page is arithmetic, and we say so.

Nitric Boost Price: The Three Packages

Package	Covers	You pay	Each jar	US shipping	Bonus guides
1 jar	30 days	$69	$69	Added at checkout	None
3 jars	90 days	$177	$59	Free	Two
6 jars	180 days	$294	$49	Free	Two

On the cards, one jar is labeled basic, three jars a bundle and six jars the most popular choice. All three are one-time payments. Our price page repeats these figures next to a picture of each package.

What Lands on Your Card

One line moves the numbers more than any other: shipping. ClickBank’s checkout added $9.99 for US shipping to the single jar, so the total came to $78.99. Three jars and six jars showed no shipping charge inside the US. For parcels going abroad, the seller quotes $19.99 for international shipping and a wait of 10 to 15 working days.

In short, remember three US checkout totals: $78.99, $177 and $294.

Cost per Day in Numbers

A jar holds 30 servings, so each package divides neatly into days.

• One jar: $69 over 30 days is about $2.30 a day, or about $2.63 with the $9.99 shipping.
• Three jars: $177 over 90 days is about $1.97 a day.
• Six jars: $294 over 180 days is about $1.63 a day.

These divisions are ours, rounded to the cent. Hold $1.63 up against your own morning drink habit and the daily commitment becomes easy to judge.

Step-Up Math: Is Six Jars Worth It?

Moving from three jars to six adds $117 to the total and buys three more jars, another 90 days of scoops. Your price per jar drops from $59 to $49, and the daily figure falls by about 33 cents. Anyone who intends to take the seller’s three-to-six-month advice at face value will find six jars the cheaper route, with no shipping line at all.

Matching a Package to Your Plan

Start light: 1 jar, $69. A month of daily scoops, with the 60-day guarantee already running. This one is for the buyer who would like to see how the powder sits in the morning routine before spending more. No bonus guides come with it.

The middle path: 3 jars, $177. Ninety days, US shipping paid by the seller and both bonus guides. A good fit for a buyer who wants to give the routine a proper quarter of a year.

The long run: 6 jars, $294. One hundred and eighty days at the lowest price per jar. Best for a buyer who is set on building the habit and prefers to settle the matter in a single order.

Buying Singles Versus Buying in Bulk

Here is a useful comparison, and it is our own math. Three single jars at $69 would be $207, against $177 for the three-jar package, so the package is $30 less. Six single jars would be $414, against $294, which is $120 less. Those comparisons ignore the shipping that each single jar would add, so the real gap is a little wider.

Three Budget Scenarios

Laying the money out month by month makes the decision concrete. The totals below are our own sums from the seller’s prices.

Plan	Cash out on day one	What it covers	Monthly equivalent
One jar	$78.99 with shipping	About one month	$78.99
Three jars	$177	About three months	$59 a month
Six jars	$294	About six months	$49 a month

Since each jar is a month of scoops, the per-jar price is also the monthly price. That is the quickest way to hold the ladder in your head: $69, $59 or $49 a month, with the single jar’s shipping on top. A month-by-month plan with single jars means paying that shipping line each time you reorder, which is why the larger packages feel tidier.

Why the Per-Jar Price Beats the Sticker Price

When a card says $294 it looks like a lot, and when another says $69 it looks small. The per-jar view corrects that. Six jars cost more at the till, yet each jar is $20 cheaper than a single jar, and each day costs about $1.63 instead of $2.30. If you know you will keep using the powder, the larger total is the lower price. If you do not know yet, a smaller package is a reasonable way to start, and the guarantee protects the choice either way.

A Note on the Seller’s Package Names

The seller gives each card a short label, such as most popular on the six-jar card. We regard those as the seller’s marketing and base our advice on the numbers instead: price per jar, shipping and what is included. The best-fit package is whichever matches how long you plan to use the product, not whichever has the loudest label.

Paying Once, Not Monthly

Payment is one charge at ClickBank’s checkout; the FAQ rules out hidden fees, recurring charges and subscriptions. Nothing recurs on its own, so there is no cancellation step to remember. Billing and shipping addresses may differ, which helps if the parcel is going to a relative or another location. After you pay, keep the order number and the purchase date, since support will ask for both and both are needed for any later conversation with support.

What the Bonus Guides Add

The three-jar and six-jar orders carry two bonus guides. Those values, $73.50 apiece and $147 for both, are the seller’s own, and we quote them as such. The guide we can name is The Nitric Boost Blueprint, which sets out timing, pairings and smoothie ideas. A second guide travels with it. The totals above stay as they are, and the single jar receives neither.

Why the 60 Days Belong in a Price Guide

Whichever package you pick, the decision window is 60 days from purchase, and the seller says jars can come back even when empty. Return postage is yours, and a refund starts with an email or a call to support. The guarantee walkthrough lists each step, while the cost guide turns these figures into a month-by-month plan.

Costs That Sit Outside the Totals

Two items fall outside the numbers above: return postage, if you use the refund, and any taxes or customs on an order shipped abroad. A US order that you keep is unaffected by either.

The checkout may show an optional audiobook add-on at $9.99. No package includes it, so you can pass.

If Your Screen Shows a Different Number

Prices change, and the checkout has the final say. Our reading is dated October 28, 2026, so confirm the total before paying. A figure far from $69, $177 or $294 means you should check that the page is the seller’s own; our site checklist takes two minutes. When the rest matches and only the number differs, go with the screen and its date.

All three packages also appear together on the Nitric Boost hub.

Our Verdict on the Nitric Boost Price

A short ladder, a free-shipping threshold at three jars and a 60-day window make the Nitric Boost price easy to weigh. The offer feeds into our overall editorial score of 9.2/10. The Nitric Boost hub puts the packages and the label facts side by side.