The three packages at a glance
Every package is a one-time payment. There is no subscription to manage and nothing renews behind your back. Here is the lineup:
- 2 bottles: $79 per bottle, $158 total, a 60-day supply. Shipping is added at checkout.
- 3 bottles: $69 per bottle, $207 total, a 90-day supply. Marked most popular, with free US shipping and 5 free digital bonuses.
- 6 bottles: $49 per bottle, $294 total, a 180-day supply. Marked best value, with free US shipping and 5 free digital bonuses.
Each bottle holds 30 gummies and the directions are one gummy once a day, which is how a two-bottle package becomes a 60-day supply. All three come with the same 60-day money-back guarantee.
Who the 2-bottle package suits
If you like to start small, two bottles give you two months, which is long enough to build a real routine. It suits a man who wants to settle into the habit before deciding on more, or who is buying for a specific stretch of time such as a spring training block.
The trade-off is that shipping is added at checkout and the digital bonus guides are not included with this package. If either matters to you, compare it against the next step up before you decide.
A good use case: you have a clear 60-day window in mind, such as the run-up to a trip or a two-month fitness challenge, and you want to keep the order simple. You can always add more later if you enjoy the routine.
Who the 3-bottle package suits
This is the one most people choose, and the brand marks it as most popular. Ninety days covers a full season, a quarter of the year or a long-term project like a new training plan. It also unlocks free US shipping and the five free digital bonus guides, which arrive with instant digital access.
It also lines up neatly with a 12-week plan, so you could pair it with a training block, a new walking habit or a reset of your evening routine. It is a natural middle path: a longer routine, a lower price per bottle than the 2-pack, and the extras included. If you are torn among the three, many men start their comparison here.
Who the 6-bottle package suits
Six bottles at $49 each is the lowest per-bottle price and carries the best value label. It gives you a 180-day supply, so it suits the man who already knows he likes daily routines and prefers to order once. Free US shipping and the same five bonus guides come along.
It also works well for sharing a plan with a training partner, as long as each person reads the label and follows the directions on it. Stocking up means fewer reorders to remember, and a calmer routine.
A practical tip: pick a spot in the pantry for the extra jars, keep one open jar by your anchor moment, and refill it from the stash when it runs out. That small system keeps the routine running without extra thought, even in a busy month.
What the bonus guides add
Both the 3- and 6-bottle packages include five free digital guides: "365 Kama Sutra Positions", "Master of Orgasm", "Memorable Preliminaries", "The Power Challenge" and "Personalized Usage Guide". In general terms, they are guides on connection, variety, building anticipation, a challenge-style routine and a personalized routine. Our overview, the Sodapril free bonus guides explained, covers them in a tasteful, plain way.
They are digital, so there is nothing to wait for. You get instant access, and you can read them on your phone, tablet or computer whenever you like.
A quick way to choose
Ask yourself three questions. Writing the answers down takes a minute and makes the decision feel obvious:
- How long do I want the routine to run? 60, 90 or 180 days.
- Do I want free shipping and the bonus guides? Those start at three bottles.
- Do I want the lowest price per bottle? That is the six-pack.
For more detail on pricing, see the Sodapril price guide, and for what happens if you change your mind, read the 60-day guarantee explained.
When you are ready, compare the packages and order Sodapril. Checkout is secure, and each package is covered by the 60-day money-back guarantee. For general guidance on picking supplements wisely, see NCCIH: using dietary supplements wisely, and for how supplements are described in the US, the FDA dietary supplements page is a helpful read.
