BloodPril Price: $79, $69 and $49 Per Bottle, Shipping, Bonus Guides and the Best Package

Most shoppers start with the money, so the numbers come first. BloodPril is sold in three packages, and each step up makes every bottle cheaper. All figures are read from the seller’s order page on November 2, 2026. Prices can move, and the live order page always wins.

The three packages side by side

Totals are the seller’s. The daily column is our arithmetic, based on one capsule a day and a bottle sold as a 30-day supply:

Package	Total	Per bottle	Supply	Per day	US shipping	Bonus guides
2 bottles	$158	$79	60 days	$2.63	$9.99	None
3 bottles	$207	$69	90 days	$2.30	Free	Free
6 bottles	$294	$49	180 days	$1.63	Free	Free

Follow the daily column down: going from two bottles to six trims the daily cost by more than a dollar, and the shipping fee vanishes as well.

What each package gives you

2 bottles ($158). Two months of capsules. With $9.99 US postage the bill is $167.99, roughly $2.80 a day. No bonus guides here. This is the smallest outlay and the priciest bottle.

3 bottles ($207). Three months of capsules, postage-free inside the US, with the bonus guides thrown in. The seller labels it “Most Popular.”

6 bottles ($294). Half a year of capsules, no US postage, the bonus guides and the cheapest bottle. The seller labels it “Best Value,” and the arithmetic agrees.

A single guarantee covers all three, so the real question is how long you want to be stocked and what you pay per bottle.

What a month costs

Each bottle is a 30-day supply, so its price is also your monthly cost:

• A month at the two-bottle rate costs $79.
• A month at the three-bottle rate costs $69.
• A month at the six-bottle rate costs $49.

The free bonus guides

Free digital guides join the 3-bottle and 6-bottle orders. Here are the titles, each with the value the seller prints:

• Diabetes Reduce ($67)
• Fortifying Vitamins ($49)
• Accelerated Metabolism ($59)
• Nerve Renew Guide ($67)
• The Low Glycemic Kitchen ($39)
• Sleepy Brews ($39)
• Personalized Usage Guide ($39)

Only titles appear here, and the values are the seller’s own figures. The live order page confirms exactly what your package includes.

A 180-day illustration

Say you take six bottles and one capsule a day. You pay $294 a single time. Spread across 180 days that is about $1.63 a day, the entire cost of the routine. At the two-bottle rate the same stretch would run about $2.63 a day before postage, and you would be reordering twice. A big package also means one order, one delivery and one date to decide by.

Reading the supply column

Supply lengths assume the standard single daily capsule. Skip days and a bottle lasts longer. Either way, price per bottle is the cleanest number for comparing packages, since how long a bottle lasts depends on you.

How payment works

BuyGoods of Wilmington, Delaware handles checkout. Payment is a single charge, and the seller’s FAQ rules out renewals and hidden fees. Glance at the cart total to be sure it matches your chosen package.

What the price does not include

A few items sit outside the totals, so nothing catches you off guard:

• Tax. Checkout displays any that applies.
• Postage on two bottles. The $9.99 US charge hits the 2-bottle order only.
• A doctor’s visit. If you take medicine, a quick word beforehand is worth making.

Choosing quickly

One line per type of shopper:

• Testing the water: two bottles, $158, 60 days.
• Somewhere in between: three bottles, $207, 90 days, postage-free, with the guides.
• All in: six bottles, $294, 180 days, the cheapest bottles listed.

A word on value

The daily figure is easy to fixate on, so step back for a moment. The guarantee is identical on every package, which means a bigger order is a bigger commitment of time and not a bigger risk. Routine lovers get the best price and longest run from the large package. Cautious testers can take the middle one: 90 days, postage-free, guides included.

Why we note the date

Prices shift, which is why we stamp the date of our check: November 2, 2026. If the page you reach disagrees with ours, believe the page. To make sure you are on the right one, see the where to buy page; quick questions are answered in the FAQ.