Short answer: confirm your capsule count is listed directly as its own step in this formula's usage guidance — sources we reviewed disagree on 30 vs. 60 capsules per bottle, so check your actual label rather than assuming.
A practical way to verify this yourself
- Check the label on the actual bottle you receive for the stated capsule count
- Physically count the capsules if the label figure seems ambiguous
- Contact customer support directly if you want to confirm before ordering
- Save your order confirmation, which may also state the count
Why this discrepancy specifically matters for cost calculations
Since 30 capsules imply a 30-day supply at one-per-day, while 60 imply a 60-day supply, this specific number affects your real cost-per-day and how often you'll need to reorder.
💡 Why we recommend checking rather than assuming: confirm the count on your own bottle before assuming either figure — a specific, actionable step given that even this site's own materials show a documented conflict.
Why this transparency about the discrepancy itself matters
We go by what's printed on the actual packaging, but flag this discrepancy clearly — disclosing the conflict, rather than silently picking one number, gives you the information needed to verify independently.
Verify your capsule count directly
A specific step, given the documented discrepancy.
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