The smartest comparison for an iGenics shopper is between the three sizes and between the capsule and the habits it sits beside. This page lays both out in plain tables, so you can see where each option wins and pick the one that fits your plan.
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The short answer
Take the six-bottle package if you like the idea of a daily eye-health routine, since it costs the least per bottle and brings the most extras. Take three bottles for a shorter, still well-priced trial. Take one bottle only to sample the routine for a month. Whatever you pick, keep the habits that already help your eyes.
Package by package
| Option | Total | Per bottle | Supply | Shipping | Bonuses |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 bottle | $59 | $59 | 30 days | $9.99 | None listed |
| 3 bottles | $147 | $49 | 90 days | $9.99 | 2 e-books |
| 6 bottles | $234 | $39 | 180 days | Free | 2 e-books + 1 free Intelligen bottle |
One bottle
The lightest commitment. You get 30 days of capsules and the full 180-day guarantee, and you pay $59 plus $9.99 shipping. The e-books and the Intelligen bottle are not listed with this package.
Three bottles
The middle step, tagged Most Popular on the order page. $147 buys 90 days, a price of $49 a bottle and two e-books, The Vision Boost and Vision Boosters, with $9.99 shipping added.
Six bottles
The best-value package. $234 buys 180 days at $39 a bottle, about $1.30 a day, with free shipping, both e-books and one free bottle of Intelligen.
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Capsule or habits? Both
iGenics is not meant to compete with what you already do for your eyes. It is a different kind of tool, so here is how the pieces line up.
| Option | What you get | How iGenics fits |
|---|---|---|
| Regular eye exams | A professional check of your sight | The capsule sits beside them and never replaces them |
| Colorful vegetables and fruit | Food-based nutrients | Twelve printed ingredients in a single serving |
| Breaks from screens | Rest for tired eyes | A daily capsule runs alongside the breaks |
| Eye exercises and eye-friendly foods | Ideas and routines | The two e-books that come with 3 and 6 bottles cover both |
Where the habits shine
Exams, rest and a good plate are things no capsule offers. They cost little, and they are worth keeping up whatever you decide about iGenics.
What a capsule adds
A capsule brings consistency. Two capsules a day means a known set of ingredients at known amounts: lutein 20 mg, zeaxanthin 10 mg, bilberry 480 mg, ginkgo 80 mg and so on. For busy people, that predictability is the draw.
Putting it together
A realistic eye-care day might read like this: a colorful lunch, a few screen breaks, two capsules at your usual time and a checkup booked once a year. The pieces cover different ground.
Who this suits
- Shoppers who want a daily step that is easy to repeat
- People who plan to stay with a routine for at least a few months
- Buyers who like seeing every amount on the label
One word on safety
iGenics contains vitamin A, zinc, ginkgo and turmeric, so keep taking prescribed medicines and ask your doctor first, especially if you are pregnant, nursing or on blood thinners. See an eye doctor about any change in your sight.
Our take
Pick the size that matches how long you want to run the routine, and let the guarantee carry the trial. For most readers that means six bottles. The complete iGenics guide and the price page give the rest.
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