Our own product images show 60 capsules per bottle, while some third-party coverage we reviewed describes a 30-capsule, 30-day supply instead. We flag this discrepancy plainly rather than picking whichever number sounds better.
Why capsule count actually matters
If a bottle is a 30-day supply instead of the 60-day supply implied elsewhere, your real per-day cost effectively doubles. This isn't a cosmetic detail — it directly changes the value math on any package you're considering.
What we recommend before you order
- Confirm the exact capsule count printed on the physical bottle image at checkout, not just the summary text
- Calculate your real cost-per-day using that confirmed count, not an assumed one
- Screenshot or save the checkout page showing your order total and terms at time of purchase
Refund policy: confirm the specifics, not just the headline
A "60-day satisfaction guarantee" is only as good as its actual terms. Before ordering, confirm: when the window starts (purchase vs. delivery date), whether a physical return is required, and any exclusions — these details can change and should be confirmed directly at checkout.
A general checklist for any supplement checkout
- Capsule count matching the stated supply length
- Total price including shipping, confirmed before submitting payment
- Refund window start date and any return requirements
- Whether the order is genuinely one-time or includes auto-renewal
See our full label-transparency findings
What's disclosed, and what genuinely isn't.
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