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Sets & bundles

Every set on this page shows the same arithmetic.

What the bottles cost bought separately, what the set costs, and what one bottle of it works out at. Four cartons, four tables, no per-bottle number that does not add up to the total above it.

Gut & Liver Reset box
3 bottles

Gut & Liver Reset

Three bottles for the person who left a doctor’s office with one instruction — look after your gut and your liver — and no idea which end to start at.

Bought separately$58.97 Set price$50.12 Per bottle$16.71
Kids Daily Trio box
3 bottles

Kids Daily Trio

The three things a child’s diet most reliably misses, in three bottles that a child will actually take.

Bought separately$60.97 Set price$51.82 Per bottle$17.27
Morning Starter Set box
2 bottles

Morning Starter Set

Two bottles for the first half of the day, priced below buying them separately.

Bought separately$35.98 Set price$30.58 Per bottle$15.29
Women’s Stage Set box
2 bottles

Women’s Stage Set

Two bottles for two different parts of the cycle of life, because the answer at 28 and the answer at 48 are not the same answer.

Bought separately$30.98 Set price$26.33 Per bottle$13.16
All four sets, read across · 10 bottles, 4 cartons
SetBottles What is in the cartonSeparately SetPer bottle
Gut & Liver Reset 3 DGL Gummies with Zinc Carnosine, Kidney Support Gummies, Red Yeast Rice Drops with CoQ10 $58.97 $50.12 $16.71
Kids Daily Trio 3 Kids Omega 3 Gummies, Kids Magnesium Drops, Kids & Teens Choline Gummies $60.97 $51.82 $17.27
Morning Starter Set 2 Nitric Oxide Gummies, HMB + Leucine Gummies $35.98 $30.58 $15.29
Women’s Stage Set 2 PMS Support Gummies, Perimenopause Drops $30.98 $26.33 $13.16
All four 10 Four cartons, or one order of ten bottles $186.90 $158.85 save $28.05

How a set is put together

Three rules, and none of them is a discount trick.

Which bottles share a carton, and why a set costs less per bottle than buying the same bottles one at a time.

Why these bottles and not others?
Because they cover the same question from different angles. The gut and liver carton holds three bottles that each answer a different part of the same instruction; the morning set holds two that share a timing rule and do different jobs.
Why does a set cost less per bottle than the singles?
Because a carton is one pick, one pack and one delivery instead of three. The set price is the same across every set in this store — because the carton bundles bottles that would cost more bought one at a time.
Is a set the same as buying the bottles separately?
A set is a fixed group of bottles that share one carton. Buy it once, or come back for the same set whenever you run low again.
What is deliberately not here?
No countdown timers, no “only three left”, no crossed-out price that was never charged. Where a comparison price appears on this page it is a real price the bottles are sold at on their own.