RetraBurn Price: The 2, 3 and 6 Bottle Packs

2 Bottles60-day supply

^$79

a bottle

$158 total

• 2 bottles · 60 servings of 1 ml
• 60-day supply at one dropperful a day
• $9.99 US shipping
• 60-day money-back guarantee

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3 Bottles90-day supply

^$69

a bottle

$207 total $537

• 3 bottles · 90 servings of 1 ml
• 90-day supply at one dropperful a day
• Free US shipping
• 60-day money-back guarantee

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6 Bottles180-day supply

^$49

a bottle

$294 total $1,074

• 6 bottles · 180 servings of 1 ml
• 180-day supply at one dropperful a day
• Free US shipping
• 60-day money-back guarantee

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Prices as printed by the seller on 19 September 2026. The checkout shows the current price. A struck figure is the seller’s own comparison total — the pack price plus the saving printed beside it, which works out at $179 a bottle and is not a price anyone paid. The two-bottle pack carries no such figure, so none is shown. Each pack is a one-time payment with no subscription.

Shipping folded into every column that follows it. One dropperful a day and 30 servings a bottle, so a day and a serving are the same unit here.

Folding the shipping fee in changes the comparison more than the sticker prices suggest, and it changes it in one direction only.

The two-bottle pack is the only one that pays for delivery, so its real cost a bottle is $84.00 rather than $79 and its real cost a day is $2.80. The three-bottle pack ships free at $69 a bottle and $2.30 a day. The gap between the entry pack and the middle one is therefore fifty cents a day rather than the thirty-three cents the shelf prices imply.

The six-bottle pack is $1.63 a day, which is the lowest figure on the ladder by a clear margin. It is also six months of a product bought before you know whether you like it, and the 60-day window covers a third of it. That trade is the subject of the next section.

Two of the three packs carry a struck total and one does not, and the difference is worth explaining rather than leaving as decoration.

The seller prints a saving beside the three-bottle and six-bottle packs. Adding each saving back to its pack price gives $537 and $1,074, and both resolve to the same figure a bottle: $179. That is the seller's own comparison basis, and it is consistent across both packs, which is at least internally honest.

What it is not is a price anyone paid. No bottle of this product has been sold at $179 through this desk, and a struck figure on any retail page in this category should be read as an arithmetic device rather than as a price history.

The two-bottle pack carries no saving line from the seller, so no struck figure appears beside it here. Inventing one by multiplying the same comparison basis would turn the seller's arithmetic into this desk's claim, and it is the kind of small invention that makes every other number on a page harder to trust.

The middle two columns are the seller's own arithmetic, reproduced. The two-bottle row is blank because the seller prints no saving beside it.

One figure decides this more than the per-day rate does. The guarantee runs 60 days from shipment on every pack, regardless of size, so the larger the pack the smaller the share of it the window protects. Two bottles is fully covered. Three bottles is two-thirds covered. Six bottles is one third.

That is not a criticism of the six-pack, which is priced the way a six-pack should be. It is the reason to buy it second rather than first.

• One payment. Each pack is bought once. There is no subscription, no rolling charge and nothing to cancel later.
• Prices in US dollars. A card issued outside the United States will be converted by the issuer at its own rate, and may add its own fee.
• Shipping is separate on one pack only. $9.99 on the two-bottle pack, nothing on the other two.
• The statement descriptor comes from the seller, not from this website. If a line on a card statement does not look familiar, the order desk on +1 (877) 257-0710 can match it to a shipment from the order ID.
• No card details reach this website. These pages are static files. The forms on the contact page are checklists rather than transmissions.

A serving is 1 ml carrying 7 mcg of chromium and 15.47 mg of blend. At the three-bottle rate that serving costs $2.30, and at the six-bottle rate $1.63.

Set against a single-ingredient capsule, that is expensive for what is in it. A chromium picolinate tablet at a studied dose costs a few dollars a month. A green tea extract capsule standardised to EGCG costs perhaps fifteen. A buyer whose goal is one ingredient at the amount its trials used is paying a large premium here for breadth they may not want.

Set against the alternative of buying five separate products to cover the same five headings, it is not. Breadth has a real cost when bought piecemeal, and so does the habit of taking five things a morning rather than one. What RetraBurn sells at these prices is a single four-second routine, a readable label and a 60-day exit.

Which of those two comparisons is the right one depends entirely on what a buyer wants, and it is worth settling before the card comes out rather than in week six. NCCIH's guidance on using dietary supplements sensibly is the plainest public source on framing that question, and it is not written by anyone selling anything.