VisiFlora Price: What Each Pack Costs a Day, and the Two Savings Figures That Do Not Add Up

VisiFlora costs $79, $59 or $49 a bottle: $158 for two, $177 for three and $294 for six. Two of the three printed savings figures don't match the seller's own $99 list price.

We read the order block and the shipping policy on tryvisiflora.com on 8 October 2026. Every price below comes from those two pages, except two Walmart prices that have their own section.

The short version: the prices are plain and the multiplication is right. Two of the three savings figures aren't. Shipping depends on where you live, and so does the cost a day.

Cost a day assumes one capsule daily, as the seller's FAQ says: "Just one capsule daily with food." A bottle holds 30 capsules, so one bottle lasts 30 days.

The struck-through price is $99 a bottle on every card. Two bottles list at $198, three at $297 and six at $594.

The starter card says only "+ small shipping fee", but the shipping policy puts that fee at $9.95 in the mainland United States.

Days of product assume one capsule a day. Two bottles last 60 days, three last 90 and six last 180.

Per-bottle multiplication is correct on all three packs. Two bottles at $79 make $158, three at $59 make $177, and six at $49 make $294. That's a credit to the seller.

The two-bottle saving is right as well. List is $198, you pay $158, and the card says you save $40, which is correct.

The bonus claim holds too. The header reads "VALUE OVER $200 - YOURS FREE TODAY!" and the three ebooks are stated at $97, $67 and $50. Those add to $214, so "over $200" is accurate.

All three bonuses are described on the page as digital downloads. We can't price an ebook, so we've left them out of every cost a day below.

The page asks the recurring-charge question itself and answers it with "Never. This is a one-time purchase." Nothing on the order block suggests a subscription.

Urgency is restrained, too. There's no countdown timer, no customer counter and no bottles-left counter. The whole page spends one sentence on it: "Supplies are limited - and this offer may not return."

That's light for this category, and it deserves saying. A buyer can read the terms without a clock running.

Take the three-bottle pack first. Three bottles at $99 list at $297 and you pay $177, so the saving is $120. The card says $302.

Now take the six-bottle pack. List is $594 and you pay $294, so the saving is $300, but the card says $434.

The cards overstate the saving by $182 and by $134. Those are different amounts, so no single addition explains both.

The obvious guess is the bonus value, since the three ebooks add to $214. Try it both ways. $120 plus $214 is $334, not $302, and $300 plus $214 is $514, not $434.

Neither pack reconciles with that guess. We can't say how the seller reached $302 or $434, and we won't guess. The sums are above for you to check.

One detail stands out on the cards. The only pack with a correct saving is the cheapest. The two larger packs carry the inflated figures.

Ignore the savings badges and look at what you pay. The price per bottle is the only number you can hold the seller to.

Bing lists "visiflora 80% off" among its related searches, so we looked for that discount on the seller's page.

The deepest cut is $99 down to $49 a bottle, on the six-bottle pack. That's 50.5% off, and it's measured from the $99 list price.

There's no 80% anywhere on the page. Any 80% claim you meet didn't come from the seller's order block.

The three-bottle and six-bottle cards say "Free US Shipping", and the words mean what they say. The offer is for the United States only.

This offer is sold in five countries: the US, Canada, the UK, Australia and New Zealand. Four of the five pay $19.95 on every pack. That includes the two packs the sales page labels free.

Delivery is slower abroad as well. The policy gives 12 to 20 business days outside the mainland US, against 5 to 8 inside it.

Even in the US, the starter pack carries a $9.95 fee. Only the larger packs ship free there.

Start with the United States. The starter pack costs $2.80 a day once shipping is added. Advanced is $1.97 and the six-bottle pack is $1.63.

Outside the US, shipping adds $19.95 to each pack. Starter climbs to $2.97 a day, Advanced to $2.19 and the six-bottle pack to $1.74.

The six-bottle pack is the cheapest a day in every country. A single fee spreads across 180 days.

The cheapest day still means paying $294 at once for 180 days of product. Weigh that against the guarantee next.

The guarantee runs 60 days. At one capsule a day, the starter pack lasts 60 days, so the two match exactly.

The three-bottle pack lasts 90 days and leaves 30 outside the window. The six-bottle pack lasts 180 days and leaves 120 outside it.

The page pushes the six-bottle pack hardest. It has the lowest cost a day, yet two thirds of its course falls outside the guarantee.

What a return costs, and what the refund policy says, are set out on VisiFlora complaints.

PreserVision AREDS 2 is the formula the trial tested, and it costs $0.57 a day. Equate's Advanced Eye Health Complex costs $0.36 a day.

VisiFlora's cheapest day is $1.63, on the six-bottle pack in the US, and the starter pack runs $2.80. Both Walmart products publish every amount.

The gap is real, and we'll leave it at that. The formulas differ, so price isn't the whole comparison.

A panel that usaloves.com published in July lists four nutrients at exactly 100% of the Daily Value. They're vitamin C, vitamin E, zinc and copper. The seller publishes no panel itself. Our ingredients page has the detail.

The seller says "VisiFlora is ONLY available on this page." That claim is accurate about its own product.

Searching Bing for VisiFlora Amazon finds several listings under that name, from different brands. One calls itself "Official", and another lists 60 capsules where the seller's bottle holds 30.

Any price on those pages is for something else. A purchase there isn't covered by this seller's guarantee.

Work out your own country's total first, using the tables above. Then check the address bar, because the seller's site is tryvisiflora.com.

Sudden vision loss, eye pain, flashes, new floaters or a shadow across your sight need a doctor the same day, not a supplement.

If you take blood thinners or have surgery booked, ask about the ginkgo and vitamin E first. The side effects page sets out the questions worth asking.

For what a return costs in practice, read VisiFlora complaints. Our verdict and score are in the review.

This page is desk analysis of prices, shipping and guarantee wording. We read the order block and shipping policy on tryvisiflora.com on 8 October 2026. We read both comparison prices on Walmart.com the same day. If a price or term changes, tell us through the contact page and we'll add a dated note.

That link goes to the seller's own site. We earn a commission if you buy, at no extra cost to you, and it never changes what we write. Our full review has the score and the verdict.

This page is information, not medical advice. Statements about supplements have not been evaluated by the FDA.