How Much Does SodaSlim Cost? The Three Packs, Compared

2 Bottles60 mornings

^$79

a bottle

$158 total $179

• 2 bottles · 60 capsules
• 60 mornings at one a day
• US shipping charged at checkout
• No bonuses at this tier
• 60 days to send it back

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Batch SOD-26/SO-8573 · ships from the U.S.

Most taken here

3 Bottles90 mornings

^$69

a bottle

$207 total $537

• 3 bottles · 90 capsules
• 90 mornings at one a day
• Free US shipping
• All 6 digital bonuses
• 60 days to send it back

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Batch SOD-26/SO-8573 · ships from the U.S.

Lowest a bottle

6 Bottles180 mornings

^$49

a bottle

$294 total $1074

• 6 bottles · 180 capsules
• 180 mornings at one a day
• Free US shipping
• All 6 digital bonuses
• 60 days to send it back

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Batch SOD-26/SO-8573 · ships from the U.S.

These figures were read off the seller’s page on 19 September 2026, which is why the date is printed beside them. Whatever the checkout charges is the real number, and a struck-through figure is a comparison the seller drew. Nothing renews and there is no plan to cancel.

Cost per morning is the total divided by the number of capsules. It is the only figure that compares packs covering different lengths of time, and the two-bottle row rises once postage is added at checkout.

Read the ladder by what each step adds rather than by what it costs. Moving from two bottles to three costs $49 more and buys thirty extra mornings, free postage and six downloads, which is why it is the pack most buyers on this desk take. Moving from three to six costs $87 more and buys ninety more mornings at the lowest price per bottle on the ladder.

Whether the six-bottle pack is the right first purchase depends on one thing, and it is not the price. A hundred and eighty mornings is a long commitment to a stimulant taken daily, and nobody knows on day one whether that arrangement suits them. The larger pack is a good second order and a gamble as a first one.

Each pack card carries a second number with a line through it. On the three-bottle card the struck figure is $537 against a price of $207, and the card advertises a saving of $330. Those reconcile. On the six-bottle card it is $1,074 against $294 with a saving of $780, which also reconciles.

On the two-bottle card the struck figure is $179 against a price of $158, and the card advertises a saving of $200. Those three numbers do not fit together, and no arrangement of them produces $200. This desk reprints what the seller prints rather than correcting it quietly, and says so here once so a reader is not left wondering whether they misread it.

The broader point about struck figures is worth making plainly. A comparison price is a comparison the seller has chosen to draw. It is not a price the product recently sold at, and it is not a measure of value. Only one number on any of these cards is real, and it is the one the checkout takes.

• The bottles themselves, 30 capsules each, shipped from the United States.
• Free United States postage on the three- and six-bottle packs; charged at checkout on two.
• All 6 digital bonuses on three bottles and six, delivered as downloads rather than in the box.
• A 60-day return window counted from the purchase date, opened bottles included.
• An order line on +1 (302) 200-3480 that can find the order, start a return and tell you where a parcel is.
• A batch reference, SOD-26/SO-8573, that matches a bottle to its production run.

Supplement ladders in this category almost all share one shape: a small pack at the highest price per bottle, a middle pack flagged as the popular choice, and a large pack at the lowest unit price. This one follows that shape exactly, which is neither a criticism nor a recommendation, simply a fact worth recognising when comparing one offer with another.

Two details separate this ladder from the common pattern. The first is that it has no single-bottle rung at all, so the smallest commitment available is sixty mornings. That is unusual, and it has a defensible reason behind it on this particular formula, since four of the five plants need weeks before any research attaches to them. It is also, plainly, a higher entry price than a one-bottle trial would be.

The second is that postage is charged on the entry pack and free above it. The effect is to push the real difference between two bottles and three below the headline $49, and anybody comparing the two totals without adding the postage is comparing the wrong pair of numbers.

What the ladder does not do is renew. There is no subscription rung, no automatic reorder and no membership price, which in a category where recurring billing is common is worth counting in its favour.

Payment is taken on the seller's own checkout rather than on this website. The card and wallet brands accepted are the row printed in the footer of every page here, and the transaction is a single charge at the time of the order.

The descriptor that appears on a card statement belongs to the seller's payment processor rather than to this desk, so it may not read as the brand name. A buyer who cannot recognise a line on their statement should telephone +1 (302) 200-3480 with the date and the amount, and the order desk can match it to an order.

Prices are in United States dollars. A card issued outside the United States converts at its own rate and may add a foreign transaction fee, neither of which this desk sets or sees.

Nothing on this website stores a card number and no page here asks for one, which is worth stating plainly on a page about money.