ProvaDent Price: $49 a Bottle on 6, Shipping and Daily Cost

The ProvaDent price on every size

Size	Supply	Total	Price of a bottle	Bonus guides	US shipping
One bottle	30 days	$69	$69	none listed	free per the shipping page; verify at checkout
Three bottles	90 days	$177	$59	both	no charge
Six bottles	180 days	$294	$49	both	no charge

Each jar holds 60 chewable tablets and the directions say to chew two a day, so the bottle count tells you how many months you are covered. We rate the 6-bottle size as the best value. If you like seeing the jars, our ProvaDent pricing page shows the same grid with photos.

What a day costs

A daily habit is easier to judge per day than per jar. Divide each total by the days it covers:

• One bottle: $69 over 30 days is $2.30 a day.
• Three bottles: $177 over 90 days is about $1.97 a day.
• Six bottles: $294 over 180 days is about $1.63 a day.

These are plain divisions with nothing added. At about $1.63 a day, six bottles keep the routine down to the cost of two small tablets a day.

Climbing the price ladder

Watch what happens as you step up. The price of a bottle falls from $69 to $59 to $49. Supply stretches from 30 days to 90 to 180. Two bonus guides appear at three bottles, and the grid shows no US shipping charge on both bigger sizes.

The jump from three bottles to six deserves a close look. Three extra jars add $117 to the total ($294 against $177), which comes to $39 for each of those extras, and they add another 90 days of supply. The daily cost slides from about $1.97 to about $1.63. If you expect to keep the habit going for a season or two, that is where the numbers fit best.

Shipping, in plain terms

On three or six bottles the grid shows free US shipping. On a single bottle there is no free-shipping badge, yet the brand’s shipping page describes US delivery as free, so the safest move is to read the total at checkout before paying. Orders to Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, South Africa and the UK carry a $19.95 charge and take 10 to 15 working days, per the shipping page. Our buying guide covers what happens once you order.

The two bonus guides with 3 or 6 bottles

Both larger sizes include two free digital bonuses, in the brand’s order:

Beyond the Brush: The Insider’s Guide To Sparkling Oral Health and Tooth or Dare: Dental Lies & Myths Exposed are both digital, and the brand has valued them at $73.50 each. Think of them as reading to accompany the routine. Your order page shows exactly what is included.

Which size fits which budget

One bottle ($69). The flexible start. It suits you if you would like to try two tablets a day for a month before deciding, and the refund promise still applies.

Three bottles ($177). A full 90 days at $59 a bottle with both guides. It suits a reader who wants a season of the habit without committing to half a year.

Six bottles ($294). Half a year at $49 a bottle with both guides. It suits the buyer who wants the lowest daily cost and the longest runway.

What the refund promise does for the price

Every price above sits under one safety net: a 60-day promise counted from the purchase date. You can ask through support or through ClickBank. The brand’s refunds page wants bottles that are unopened and undamaged, with the buyer paying return postage, so it helps to settle on your size before you open anything. For a reader weighing $69 against $294, two full months to decide is real breathing room. Our guide to the ProvaDent money-back guarantee lists the contact routes.

How the price compares with the routine

It helps to picture what the money buys. Each jar holds 60 tablets, so six jars are 360 tablets, enough for 180 days at two a day. At $294 for that package, each tablet works out to well under a dollar. The one-bottle size is the same product in a smaller box and costs more per tablet because the ladder has not kicked in yet. Neither choice is wrong. The right one depends on how long you want to run the routine and how much you would like to pay at once.

Another way to see it: for six months of ProvaDent, ordering six bottles together means one checkout, one delivery and one set of guides, instead of six monthly orders at the single-bottle rate. The totals on the grid make that comparison easy. See also the main ProvaDent hub for photos of each size.

One-time prices on the grid

The order grid shows one-time prices per size, so the total you see is the total for the bottles in that size, plus any shipping line that applies. Check the checkout page on the day you order, because sellers can change prices.

Is there a coupon code?

The grid is a fixed ladder, and the best bottle price is already built into six bottles. Our ProvaDent discount guide compares the sizes from that angle, and there is no code to type.

What your money gets you

ProvaDent is a chewable oral probiotic tablet from Adem Naturals. The brand pairs four probiotic strains with organic xylitol, cranberry extract, purple carrot powder and its own BioFresh Clean Complex, meant to help the mouth stay balanced and the breath fresh. We rate it 4.5 out of 5, our own editorial score, with the reasons in our ProvaDent review and on the ProvaDent product page. The brand lists the product as natural, GMP certified, non-GMO, made in the USA and third-party tested.

Before you click

1. Read the total on the order page. It should match $69, $177 or $294. If it says something else, trust the page.
2. Look at the shipping line. It is free in the US on three and six bottles, and for one bottle you should verify it at checkout.
3. Keep the confirmation email. You will want it for any contact with support.
4. Ask your doctor. Carry on with prescribed medicines and get your doctor’s view first. A dentist should see bleeding gums, pain or a loose tooth.

Planning around the daily number

Since ProvaDent is a daily habit, the daily figure is the handiest planning number. Six bottles at about $1.63 a day is a small, predictable line in a monthly budget. Three bottles at about $1.97 is a middle path, and one bottle at $2.30 is the flexible start. Whichever number fits, the same 60-day promise sits behind it, and the habit does not replace brushing, flossing or dental check-ups.