Short answer: since circulation-support ingredients build gradually over several weeks, a larger bundle genuinely lowers the per-bottle cost while avoiding a mid-trial reorder gap — worth weighing against your actual commitment level.
The per-bottle math, laid out plainly
- 2 bottles — the highest per-bottle price, positioned for first-time users
- 4 bottles — a meaningfully lower per-bottle price, free US shipping
- 6 bottles — the lowest per-bottle price, free US shipping, positioned as best value
Why timeline should factor into bundle-size decisions
Since results build over consistent daily use across weeks, a larger bundle avoids running out right as meaningful changes might be building — a genuine, not just marketing-driven, reason to consider a bigger pack.
💡 The honest standard: a bundle only "pays off" if you actually use the full supply consistently — buying six bottles you won't finish isn't a genuine saving, regardless of the advertised discount.
What to confirm before ordering
Confirm current pricing and shipping terms at checkout — promotional pricing and "limited stock" framing are common in this category, so verify the actual current offer rather than assuming urgency claims are literal.
See CardioC2's current bundle pricing
2, 4, and 6-bottle packages available.
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