Price and value · 6 min read
Honey Power 6 Bottles for $294: The Price Worked Out Capsule by Capsule
One price was supplied for this product, and it is a big one. Here is that price taken apart, so you know exactly what you would be paying for before you click anything.
By The Honey-power editorial deskMedically reviewed by Dr. Landon Trost, MD, Physician, on Published Last updated
The only published price is six bottles at $49.00 each, $294.00 in total, with free shipping. That works out to $1.63 a day and $0.82 a capsule across 180 days. One- and three-bottle prices are sold but not published here, so check the live checkout.
What do six bottles of honey power cost, and what do you get?
Six bottles at $49.00 each is $294.00. Shipping on this pack is free, so $294.00 is the total. Each bottle holds 60 capsules, so the pack is 360 capsules.
Two capsules a day makes each bottle 30 days and the pack 180 days. Divide the total by the days and you get $1.63 a day. Divide it by the capsules and you get $0.82 a capsule. Those are the figures on the site’s pricing page, and the arithmetic holds.
| Line | Figure | Where it comes from |
|---|---|---|
| Price per bottle | $49.00 | Supplied |
| Bottles | 6 | Supplied |
| Subtotal | $294.00 | 6 × $49.00 |
| Shipping | Free | Supplied |
| Capsules | 360 | 6 × 60 |
| Days at two a day | 180 | 360 ÷ 2 |
| Per day | $1.63 | $294.00 ÷ 180 |
| Per capsule | $0.82 | $294.00 ÷ 360 |
Key facts
- Published pack: six bottles at $49.00 each, $294.00 total, free shipping.
- That is 360 capsules, 180 days at two a day, $1.63 a day and $0.82 a capsule.
- One- and three-bottle packs are sold. No price was supplied for either, so none is printed here.
- No struck-through price, discount code, delivery estimate or subscription terms were supplied.
- The guarantee is 180 days, the same length as the six-bottle supply. Confirm it at checkout.
What do the 1-bottle and 3-bottle packs cost?
That is not published. The searches for honey power 1 bottle and honey power 3 bottles are common, and the answer is a plain no number. The pack supplied to this site named both sizes and gave a price for neither. It also told the writer to print the live checkout rather than guess.
So we do not guess. We can only say what each size would give you in supply: one bottle is 30 days, two bottles is 60, three bottles is 90. The price is whatever the checkout shows on the day you look.
One more thing the data does not tell us: whether free shipping applies outside the six-bottle pack. It was supplied for that pack only.
Is there a cheapest or best-price way to buy honey power?
On the facts we have, the six-bottle pack is the only one with a known price, so it is the only one we can call good value or not. Whether it beats the smaller packs per day cannot be checked without their prices.
What we can say is how to compare. When you reach the checkout, write down the total for each pack, then divide by the days of supply. Do the sum yourself. Whichever pack gives the lowest daily figure that you can also finish is your best price. A cheap pack you never finish is not cheap.
Also notice what is absent. There is no was price crossed out beside the real one. Many supplement pages print a high number nothing is sold at and call the real price a saving. None was supplied here, so no saving is claimed.
Is honey power worth it?
Worth is personal, so we will give you the parts and let you weigh them.
- For: a long, clear guarantee, 180 days, said to include empty bottles. Free shipping on the six-bottle pack. No crossed-out price games.
- Against: no ingredient amounts are published, no panel was supplied, and the benefit tiles name no dose or study. The site scores label disclosure at zero out of ten.
- Neutral: the same six names appear everywhere, which earns 6 out of 10 for ingredient naming on this site’s sheet.
The overall disclosure score on this site is 28 out of 70. It is a score for how much the seller discloses, not for whether the capsule works. A low disclosure score does not make a product bad. It makes it hard to judge before you buy.
What does paying $294 up front mean for your risk?
That is one large payment, and the guarantee is what balances it. Six bottles last exactly 180 days, and the window is also 180 days. The final capsule therefore lands on the final day a refund can be asked for. If you want your money back, you cannot wait for the pack to run out and then decide.
A smaller pack leaves more time. One bottle ends on day 30, leaving 150 days of the window. If the doubt in your mind is large, that argument favours starting smaller, once you have seen the live price for it.
Whatever you choose, open the checkout and read it first: pack, total, shipping line, guarantee text. If it differs from this page, the checkout is right.
Which sources does this post use?
This post uses the price and guarantee figures on this site’s own pages. No outside price data is used.
- Pricing: what was priced — Honey-power, this site
- Guarantee: the 180-day window — Honey-power, this site
Frequently asked questions
How much does HoneyPower cost?
The only published price is six bottles at $49.00 each, $294.00 in total, with free shipping. One- and three-bottle prices are not published.
How much is HoneyPower per day?
On the six-bottle pack it is $1.63 a day and $0.82 a capsule, across 180 days at two capsules daily.
Is shipping free?
Shipping is free on the six-bottle pack. No shipping charge was supplied for any other pack.
Is there a discount on one or three bottles?
No discount or price for those packs was supplied. Check the live checkout.
Is there a delivery estimate?
No delivery estimate was supplied. The order desk on +1 (302) 200-3480 can give one for your order.
Is the price the same on other websites?
Nothing supplied names any other seller. The checkout you pay on sets the price, and the 180-day guarantee described here belongs to the seller’s own order.
Our view
The price is clear and the maths is clean. $1.63 a day is a figure you can hold against your own budget, and the guarantee is long enough to take some of the sting out of a big up-front bill.
What the price cannot tell you is whether the capsule is worth it, because the contents are not published. We would only buy the six-bottle pack if we were already comfortable with that gap and had a diary note for the refund deadline. If not, look at what the checkout shows for a smaller pack.
Last updated
Keep reading
What this page was checked against
Facts on it come from the product pack and the pages of this site, and from the sources listed above. Where something was not supplied, the page says “not published”. See the references page. This page was medically reviewed by Dr. Landon Trost, MD, Physician, for accuracy against the label and the cited sources.