How the current DentaBiome discount is structured
The approved campaign creative uses tiered package pricing: the more bottles purchased together, the lower the shown cost per bottle.
| Package | Shown bottle price | Shown total | Discount logic |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 bottles | $79 | $158 | Smallest commitment and highest shown unit cost. |
| 3 bottles | $69 | $207 | Moderate commitment with improved unit economics. |
| 6 bottles | $49 | $294 | Largest commitment and lowest shown unit cost. |
The merchant checkout controls the actual current price, discount, shipping, bonuses and availability. Campaign graphics can become outdated, so use the live seller destination to confirm the final numbers before paying.
What the discount actually means for a buyer
Lower initial spend
A smaller package reduces the upfront commitment even though the shown bottle price is higher.
Balanced commitment
The middle package may appeal to buyers who want a better unit price without choosing the largest total spend.
Lowest shown unit cost
The largest package provides the strongest displayed bottle economics, but only if the buyer expects to use the full supply.
A discount is not automatically a better purchase
A larger percentage saving or lower bottle price can still be poor value if the package exceeds the buyer's likely usage or if the product format is not a good fit.
The more useful comparison is total cash outlay versus likely duration of use. Someone testing an oral microbiome supplement for the first time may rationally choose a smaller commitment even when it is more expensive per bottle. Someone already comfortable with the chewable format may place greater weight on unit economics.
