Nitric Boost Price: $49 a Jar on Six, Plus Shipping and Daily Cost

The Nitric Boost price at every step of the ladder

Package	Supply	Total	Per jar	US shipping	Guides
One jar	30 days	$69	$69	$9.99 added at checkout	No
Three jars	90 days	$177	$59	No charge	Yes, two
Six jars	180 days	$294	$49	No charge	Yes, two

The single jar picks up $9.99 of US shipping as you check out, which brings that order to $78.99. Orders sent outside the US cost $19.99 to ship and take roughly ten to fifteen working days. Inside the US, the seller says to allow about three to seven business days.

What each package costs per day

A jar lasts one month at a scoop a day, so dividing by days gives a fair yardstick. The figures are ours and exclude shipping unless stated.

• Single jar: spread $69 across 30 days and you get about $2.30 a day; with the $9.99 shipping line, $78.99 across 30 days is about $2.63.
• Three jars: $177 stretched over 90 days works out near $1.97 a day.
• Six jars: $294 across 180 days lands around $1.63 a day.

Going from one jar to six shaves roughly two thirds of a dollar off every day, and plenty of people spend more than that on a single café drink. For a closer look at long-term totals, see our Nitric Boost cost guide.

The pattern in the numbers

Step up from one jar to three, and each jar gets $10 cheaper. Step up from three to six, and each gets another $10 cheaper, leaving the six-jar price $20 under the single-jar price per jar. In totals, six jars cost only $117 more than three while covering twice as many days. That is why the top package tends to come out ahead for anyone who plans to follow the maker’s advice of three to six months of regular use.

What the bonus guides add

When you order three or six jars, two companion guides join the parcel, and the seller prices them at $147 between them. We name only one: The Nitric Boost Blueprint, a manual about the right moments for your scoop, the foods that pair with it and a batch of smoothie recipes. If you enjoy blending your daily drink, it is a useful extra at no added cost. The single-jar order does not carry the guides.

An optional audiobook version of the Blueprint can appear at checkout for $9.99. You can skip it, since it belongs to no package.

One payment, clear billing

According to the seller, each package is a one-time payment, with no recurring billing or hidden extras. ClickBank handles the card, and your statement shows CLKBANK*NOBOOST. Save your order number and order date on day one, because the 60-day guarantee runs from the purchase date in ClickBank’s wording.

Choosing your package

One jar ($69 plus $9.99 shipping) suits a cautious shopper who wants a 30-day look at how a daily scoop fits into the day.

Three jars ($177) suit anyone planning a quarter-year routine at $59 a jar, with free US shipping and both bonus guides.

Six jars ($294) is the one we would choose. At $49 a jar it covers the entire three to six month stretch the seller recommends, gives the lowest cost per day and adds free shipping and the guides.

A simple way to decide

Ask yourself two questions. First, how long am I willing to follow a daily routine before I judge it? If the answer is a month, one jar is enough. If it is a season, three jars fit. If you are ready to follow the seller’s full advice, six jars are the match. Second, how much do I value avoiding a shipping fee and picking up the guides? If both matter, the larger orders win on that alone.

Because every package shares the same sixty-day refund, there is no wrong answer here, only a question of how much you want in your cupboard on day one.

The guarantee behind the price

Sixty days apply to whichever package you pick. In the seller’s words the promise is no questions asked, and a finished jar is as welcome as an untouched one. Ways to start: an email to [email protected] (subject: “Refund Request”), a weekday call to 1 (814) 885 4823, the form on the seller’s refunds page, or a ClickBank ticket. Jars then go to Adem Naturals, 285 Northeast Ave, Tallmadge, OH 44278. The seller notes you pay the return postage or can refuse the parcel on arrival, and it does not say how long a refund takes.

What you are paying for

The product is a jar of powder (printed Nitric Boost Ultra), mixed with water, a smoothie or tea each day. Its formula pairs beet root powder with the amino acids L-arginine and L-citrulline DL-malate, then adds niacin, epimedium, ginkgo biloba powder, dong quai and D-aspartic acid. The seller aims it at circulation, workout energy, stamina and confidence. We score it 4.6 out of 5, with Value at 5.0. Our Nitric Boost reviews post explains the rest, and the price page in the hub tracks the same numbers. For the whole overview, see the Nitric Boost hub.

How to read the order page with confidence

When the page opens, look at three things in order: the package you want, the total shown and the shipping line. Match the package prices to the table above. If you chose a single jar, expect the $9.99 line to appear as you move through checkout, and a final amount of $78.99. For three jars the total should read $177, and for six jars $294, with no US shipping fee on either. If the number on screen looks very different from these, pause and recheck that you are on the real order page before typing in card details.

Remember, too, that the optional $9.99 audiobook is a separate checkbox or offer, and it is yours to accept or decline.

Why we date the prices

Offers change, so we note when we looked. Everything above is from October 28, 2026. Check the order page again just before paying, because the cart is the final word and other websites may show out-of-date numbers.

A final price note

If you remember only one thing, make it the ladder: 9, then 9, then 9 per jar, with free US shipping on the top two rungs and a single payment on each. Match that against your honest plan for how long you will use the powder, and you have your answer.

Want the wider view? Return to the Nitric Boost hub.