Price
BreathiZen Price: Bottles, Kits and Cost Per Day
The BreathiZen price is $179 a bottle at the regular price, $89 a bottle on the two-bottle kit ($178 total) and $49 a bottle on the six-bottle kit ($294 total). The three-bottle kit is priced at checkout. At four pumps a day a bottle lasts about 100 days, so the kits work out to about $0.89 and $0.49 a day. Every kit carries a 60-day money-back guarantee.
The regular price
The regular price is $179 a bottle. One bottle holds 60 mL, and at four pumps a day it lasts about 100 days.
At the regular price, the cost works out to about $1.79 a day. That is the baseline to compare the kits against.
The seller's material says the price is shown on the order page. The price on this page is the figure printed in the seller's material, and it should be checked at checkout before you pay.
The kits and their prices
The two-bottle kit costs $89 a bottle, which is $178 in total. The regular price for two bottles is $358.
The six-bottle kit costs $49 a bottle, which is $294 in total. The regular price for six bottles is $1,074.
The three-bottle kit is the most-ordered option in the seller's data. Its price is not published on this site and is shown only at checkout, where the regular price is listed as $537.
The cost per day
The two-bottle kit works out to about $0.89 a day, because $178 is spread over about 200 days of use.
The six-bottle kit works out to about $0.49 a day, because $294 is spread over about 600 days of use.
The per-day figure is only as good as the supply length. The seller does not publish a supply length, so the 100-day figure per bottle is arithmetic from the label, not a promise.
What is not included or not published
The material says there are no bonuses. Subscription terms are not published either way, so do not assume a subscription option exists or is avoidable until the checkout page shows it.
Shipping cost and delivery time are not published. They are shown at checkout, and they can change the total, so compare the final total and not only the bottle price.
Return postage is paid by the buyer, under the seller's stated terms. That cost should be counted before you decide a refund is worth the effort.
Price against the label
A low price per day is not the same as a good product. The label gives no amounts for any of the ten ingredients, so the price cannot be compared with a dose or with the research.
A cheaper kit can still be the wrong choice if you find after a few weeks that the product does nothing for you. Keep a log so that the cost of a longer supply is weighed against what you actually notice.
Before buying a kit, make sure the guarantee covers the full amount you pay and read the refund steps on the order page.
How to buy sensibly
Start with one bottle if you want to test the product before committing. The single bottle is the highest per-day price, but it is the lowest financial commitment.
Read the guarantee and the refund steps before you pay, and keep the order email and the lot number together in one place.
Ask the seller for the amounts, the certificate and the manufacturer in writing before a larger purchase. Those answers matter more than the difference in price per day.
Savings against the regular price
The two-bottle kit costs $178 against a regular price of $358. That is about half the regular price.
The six-bottle kit costs $294 against a regular price of $1,074. That is a little over a quarter of the regular price, or about 27 percent of it.
Those figures are the seller's own, printed in its material. They show the size of the difference, but they do not show whether the product itself is worth buying at any price.
The three-bottle kit
The three-bottle kit is the most-ordered option in the seller's data. Its regular price is listed as $537, and its current price is shown only at checkout.
Because its price is not on this site, compare it at checkout with the two-bottle and six-bottle figures above, and use the cost-per-day arithmetic to judge it.
Buying the three-bottle kit commits you to about 300 days of use at the printed serving. That is a long commitment for a product with no published amounts or trial.
Buying one bottle to test the product
A single bottle at the regular price of $179 works out to about $1.79 a day over its roughly 100 days of use. It is the most expensive per day, and it is the smallest commitment.
The two-bottle kit costs $178 in total, which puts the second bottle at about $89 inside the kit, against the $179 regular price. Check the kit terms on the checkout page before you add a second bottle.
Buying one bottle first lets you run your own log and check the lot before paying for a longer supply. That is a sensible approach when the amounts are unknown.
The six-bottle kit is the lowest per day at about $0.49, but it commits you to about 600 days of use. Commit to a kit only after the amounts and the certificate for your lot are in writing.
Our view on the price
The price per day is clear, and the kits lower it. That is a real and easy-to-check strength of the offer.
The price does not change the missing amounts, the missing certificate or the missing trial. Buy only after you have the documents you need, and talk to your doctor first if you take any medicine.