SodaPeak Pricing: Cost per Bottle and Days of Use
SodaPeak prices are shown at checkout, on the seller's own checkout page.
Each bottle holds 60 capsules: 30 servings and 30 days at two capsules a day, or 60 days at one. Shipping and the guarantee term show at checkout too.
See where to order on the where to buy page.
No pack price was supplied to this website, and this page does not estimate one. The seller’s brief says the prices are the ones printed on the marketplace listing at checkout, so that is where they are, along with the shipping cost and the guarantee term.
What this page can do is everything that does not need a price: the figures the label supports, the two comparisons that are worth making once you have a price, the one comparison that stays impossible, and a checklist of what to read at checkout before you pay.
The figure this page does not have
No pack price was supplied to this website. Neither was a shipping cost, a delivery estimate, nor a number of days for the money-back guarantee. The brief points at the marketplace listing for all four, and that listing is the seller’s checkout page.
So this page prints none of them. Not a figure, not a range, not a “from” price, not what other sellers in this category tend to charge. A number we were not given is a number we cannot verify, and an unverifiable price on a page like this one is worse than a blank space, because a reader will remember it and we will have been the ones who put it there.
Nothing on this page is estimated
If you have seen a figure for SodaPeak somewhere else, it did not come from here. We hold no cached listing, no competitor comparison and no price history, and we are not going to reconstruct a price out of any of those three.
What we do hold is the label, and the label is full of arithmetic. That arithmetic is below and all of it is real. It is also the part most buyers skip, which is a pity, because it is the part that decides whether a price is good.
The three packs, as supplied
Three pack sizes were supplied: one bottle, three bottles and six bottles. The day counts on the cards are ours and they are division rather than a claim — sixty capsules a bottle at the panel’s two-capsule serving is thirty servings, and one serving a day is thirty days.
One bottle
60 capsules · 30 days
Price shown at checkoutNot supplied to this site
- 1 bottle, 60 capsules in total
- 30 days at the 2-capsule serving the panel states
- 30 servings, 36 g of blend across the pack
- Guarantee term: as printed on the listing — no number was given to this site
Three bottles
180 capsules · 90 days
Price shown at checkoutNot supplied to this site
- 3 bottles, 180 capsules in total
- 90 days at the 2-capsule serving the panel states
- 90 servings, 108 g of blend across the pack
- Guarantee term: as printed on the listing — no number was given to this site
Six bottles
360 capsules · 180 days
Price shown at checkoutNot supplied to this site
- 6 bottles, 360 capsules in total
- 180 days at the 2-capsule serving the panel states
- 180 servings, 216 g of blend across the pack
- Guarantee term: as printed on the listing — no number was given to this site
No pack price was supplied to this website. The brief says the prices are the ones printed on the marketplace listing at checkout, so that is where they are. The day counts are ours, and they are division: 60 capsules a bottle, a 2-capsule serving, 30 servings, 30 days.
The badge on the three-bottle card is the seller’s own statement about what sells most, reproduced as theirs. It is not a recommendation from this site, and a popularity claim is not a price signal.
What a bottle holds, in figures that need no price
Everything in the table below comes from two printed numbers on the bottle: sixty capsules, and a serving of two capsules carrying 1,200 mg of the Test Boost Proprietary Blend. The rest is division, and division is a thing this site is willing to do in public.
| What | Figure | Where it comes from |
|---|---|---|
| Capsules in a bottle | 60 | Printed on the front panel |
| Serving size | 2 capsules | Printed on the Supplement Facts panel |
| Servings in a bottle | 30 | Printed on the panel, and 60 ÷ 2 |
| Days a bottle lasts | 30 | One serving a day |
| Blend in a serving | 1,200 mg | Printed on the panel |
| Blend in one capsule | 600 mg | 1,200 ÷ 2 |
| Blend in a bottle | 36 g | 1,200 mg × 30 servings |
| Ingredients sharing it | 8 | Printed on the panel |
| The split between those eight | Not disclosed | A proprietary blend is permitted to print only the total |
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Thirty-six grams of blend a bottle is the figure worth holding on to, because it survives a change of pack size. Three bottles are 108 g and six bottles are 216 g, whatever any of them cost.
It is also the only weight on this label that is fully disclosed. What each of the eight ingredients contributes to it is not, and that is the subject of the budget.
One capsule or two changes every figure
The side panel says to take one or two capsules daily. The Supplement Facts panel on the same bottle is built entirely around two: the 1,200 mg, the thirty servings and the thirty days all describe a two-capsule day.
At one capsule a day the same bottle becomes sixty servings and sixty days, the serving becomes 600 mg of blend, and the bottle still holds thirty-six grams. Nothing about the bottle changed. The denominator did.
| Taken at | Servings a bottle | Days a bottle | Blend a day |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 capsules a day | 30 | 30 | 1,200 mg |
| 1 capsule a day | 60 | 60 | 600 mg |
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This matters to a price comparison more than anything else on the page. A bottle that lasts a month and a bottle that lasts two months are not the same purchase, and this label permits both readings of itself. Decide which one you are buying before you compare anything. How to take it sets out the conflict in full.
Comparing two supplements on price
The comparison most people reach for is cost per day, and it is the easiest one to get wrong. Cost per day depends on the serving you actually take, so two products can only be compared that way once the serving is fixed for both of them.
What you can work out, once you have the price
- Cost per bottle. Printed at checkout. Watch the difference between a per-bottle figure and a pack total, because marketing tends to show whichever is smaller.
- Cost per day. The pack total divided by the pack’s day count — 30, 90 or 180 days at the two-capsule serving, and double each of those at one capsule.
- Cost per gram of blend. The pack total divided by thirty-six grams a bottle. For a blend that will not disclose its split, this is the fairest like-for-like figure available.
- Cost including delivery. Shipping is added at checkout, and on a single bottle it can reorder two options that looked close.
What stays impossible, at any price
Cost per effective dose. That needs the amount of each ingredient you are getting, and a proprietary blend discloses only the total. Eight ingredients share 1,200 mg here and the label states no individual amount for any of them.
The printed order does give a ceiling for each position, because descending order by weight means the ingredient in position k can weigh no more than the total divided by k. That is an upper bound and not an amount, and a bound is not something you can put a price on. The budget works all eight out and the mutual-exclusion proof shows what those ceilings between them rule out.
Comparing a blend against a product that discloses
If the other product you are weighing this against prints an amount for each of its ingredients, you can price its ingredients and you cannot price these. That is not a small difference in transparency. It is the difference between a comparison and a guess.
The honest form of the comparison is: this many grams of an undisclosed eight-way blend, against that many milligrams of named ingredients at stated amounts. Then decide what the disclosure itself is worth to you, which is a judgement and not a calculation.
What to read on the checkout page before you buy
Every item in this table is a figure this site does not have and the checkout page does. Read them in this order and write down what you find before you pay, because a listing can change after a sale and your memory of it is not a record.
| What to check | Why it matters | What to write down |
|---|---|---|
| Price per bottle | A pack total and a per-bottle price are different numbers. | The figure, and which of the two it is |
| Pack total | This is what the card is actually charged. | The total before and after any discount |
| Shipping cost | It is added at checkout and is not inside the pack price. | The amount, and whether it is per order or per bottle |
| Delivery estimate | Dispatch time and delivery time are different things. | Both, if the page gives both |
| The guarantee term, in days | Without a number there is nothing to check a claim against. | The number of days, in the listing’s own words |
| What the term runs from | Days from purchase and days from delivery can differ by weeks. | Which of the two the listing states |
| Whether opened bottles qualify | On a supplement, most of a guarantee’s value is in this one line. | Yes or no, quoted |
| Who pays return postage | A prepaid label and a buyer-paid return are different offers. | Which one, and whether a label is issued |
| The return address | You need it in hand before you post anything back. | The full address as given |
| Whether it renews | A recurring charge is a different purchase from a one-off pack. | Any renewal wording, and how cancelling works |
| Tax and the final total | Shown at the last step, which is the step people skim. | The exact amount charged |
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Screenshot the page. A picture of the listing as it stood on the day you paid is the single most useful thing to have if a refund is ever in question, and taking it costs you a moment.
Before you pay
Why a bigger pack is not automatically the better buy
Multi-bottle packs usually carry a lower per-bottle price. We cannot tell you whether these do, because we have no figures at all. What we can tell you is what to weigh against any saving you find.
- The guarantee window against the pack size. Six bottles is 180 days at the two-capsule serving. If the guarantee runs for fewer days than the pack lasts, you will be deciding about bottles you have not opened yet.
- The expiry date. The supplied side panel prints 07-2028. Check the date on the bottle you receive against how long the pack will take you to finish.
- Whether you will still be taking it. The seller’s own published figure for the most common wait is four to eight weeks, and one bottle is thirty days. A first purchase and a restock are different decisions.
- Storage. The label asks for a cool, dry place away from heat, light and humidity. Six bottles need somewhere to live for six months.
Questions worth a call to the order desk
The order desk handles existing orders, tracking, changes and refunds, Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 5:00pm Eastern Time. Each of these can be answered in a sentence by anyone who can see the listing.
- What is the total charge for this pack, including shipping, to my ZIP code?
- How many days is the money-back guarantee, and does it start on the day I pay or the day the parcel arrives?
- Can I return an opened bottle, or only unopened ones?
- Who pays return postage, and is a label provided?
- What address do returns go to, and what has to be in the parcel?
- Is this a single purchase, or does it renew?
If an answer differs from the checkout page, the checkout page is the document that governs the sale. Ask for anything important in writing, and keep it with your order confirmation.
What a guarantee term has to specify →Shipping →Refunds and returns →
References
The sources behind the numbers on this page.
- U.S. Government Publishing Office21 CFR 101.36 — Nutrition labeling of dietary supplements, including the proprietary blend and descending-order requirements — Code of Federal Regulations · source
See the SodaPeak packs
One, three or six bottles. The price is on the seller’s checkout page, because it is the one figure this site was never given — and a figure we were not given is not a figure we will print.
Shipping and the guarantee term are shown at checkout. This site publishes no number it was not able to verify.