Breathizen Price: Official Bottle Costs, Discount Packs & Real Daily Cost

The three Breathizen packs

The order page our links open offers three bundles. There is no single-bottle option on that page. Prices were read on November 2, 2026; the totals shown at the checkout are the ones you pay.

2 bottles

Sold as a 60-day supply · 200 labeled servings

$79

per bottle

Total $158 $358

+ $9.99 U.S. shipping

Order 2 bottles · $79/ea

$167.99 paid ÷ 200 servings = $0.84 per serving

Middle option

3 bottles

Sold as a 90-day supply · 300 labeled servings

$69

per bottle

Total $207 $537

Free U.S. shipping

Order 3 bottles · $69/ea

$207.00 paid ÷ 300 servings = $0.69 per serving

Lowest per bottle

6 bottles

Sold as a 180-day supply · 600 labeled servings

$49

per bottle

Total $294 $1074

Free U.S. shipping

Order 6 bottles · $49/ea

$294.00 paid ÷ 600 servings = $0.49 per serving

All three packs carry the same 60-day refund policy. The 3- and 6-bottle packs ship free within the United States; the 2-bottle pack adds $9.99.

What the checkout looks like

Clicking an order button on this site sends you through a short redirect page to the seller's own order page, where you choose the pack again and continue to a secure card form hosted by BuyGoods, a third-party checkout operator used by many supplement sellers. A few things are worth checking on that screen before you pay:

• The pack and quantity. The checkout shows the product line for the pack you picked; make sure it says 2, 3 or 6 units as intended.
• The shipping line. $9.99 on the 2-pack, $0.00 on the 3- and 6-packs for U.S. addresses.
• Any add-ons. Funnel checkouts sometimes offer upgrades such as priority or insured shipping, or extra bottles at a "one-time" price after the first purchase. The seller's returns page mentions a "Priority + Insured Shipping" option. Accept only what you meant to buy.
• One-time charge. The sales FAQ states there is no subscription, no automatic renewal and no hidden fees. If your receipt suggests otherwise, contact the seller at once.

After paying, you should receive an order confirmation email containing an order ID. Save it: the refund process asks for it, and it is the only proof of the purchase date.

Cost per serving vs. cost per "day"

The seller sells each bottle as a "30 Day Supply." The Supplement Facts panel says each bottle holds 100 servings of 4 sprays, taken once a day. The two framings produce very different daily costs:

Used as the label directs, a Breathizen routine costs roughly $15 to $25 a month, not $49 to $84. That makes it cheaper than it first looks, but it also changes which pack makes sense. A 6-bottle box is about 600 servings: well over a year and a half of daily use, bought to test a product whose refund window is 60 days.

Reference prices and "you save" claims

Each pack card on the seller's page shows a crossed-out total ($358, $537 and $1,074) and a "You save" amount ($200, $330 and $780). Those figures are built on a reference price of $179 a bottle. We have not found Breathizen offered at $179 a bottle anywhere, including on the seller's own pages, where the highest single-bottle price we saw was $89.

U.S. pricing guidance says a "former price" comparison is only fair when the item was actually offered at that price, openly and in good faith, for a reasonably substantial period^[1]. We cannot confirm that for Breathizen, so we show the reference figures for completeness but do not treat the "savings" as real money. The meaningful comparison is between the three packs, and between Breathizen and other ways of spending the same amount on your breathing.

Two price grids from one seller

The seller runs more than one order page. The page our affiliate links open sells 2, 3 or 6 bottles at $79, $69 or $49 each. The seller's main page shows a different grid: 1 bottle $89 (+ shipping), 3 bottles $59 each ($177), 6 bottles $49 each ($294), with five e-book bonuses on 3 or 6. Both are genuine pages on the same domain; they appear to be versions for different traffic sources.

What this means in practice:

• The 6-bottle price is the same on both: $49 a bottle, $294 total, free U.S. shipping.
• The main page's 3-pack is cheaper ($177 against $207) and its single bottle ($89 plus shipping) is the only way to buy one bottle.
• The main page advertises five free e-book bonuses with 3 or 6 bottles; the order page our links open does not mention bonuses.

We link to the order page attached to our referral link, because that is the route on which we are paid, and we disclose that here rather than hide the cheaper 3-pack. If a single bottle or the $177 3-pack suits you better, you can type the seller's address into your browser; the refund policy is the same.

About the free bonuses

The main sales page lists five downloadable guides with stated "values" between $39 and $59: a metabolism guide, a sleep-and-memory guide, a vitamins recipe guide, a 10-day breathing challenge and a usage guide for the spray. Two of them are relevant to breathing; the others read as if written for other products in the same seller's range, mentioning blood sugar, visceral fat and neuropathy symptoms.

We give the bonuses no money value in our calculations. Digital guides cost nothing to copy, the "values" are the seller's own, and the useful parts of the breathing guide (simple breathing exercises, posture, air quality) are covered by free public resources. Treat them as a small extra if they come with your order, not as a reason to choose a bigger pack.

Refund math: what you actually get back

The 60-day policy refunds the product price after every bottle reaches the returns address in Largo, Florida. Two costs stay with you: the postage to send the bottles back, which the policy says the company does not cover, and possibly the original $9.99 shipping on a 2-pack, which the policy does not address either way.

An illustration, with assumed postage: if you bought the 2-pack for $167.99, the $9.99 shipping is not refunded and tracked return postage costs you $12, your net refund would be about $146.00, and the trial would have cost you about $21.99. On a 6-pack, the bigger box means heavier, pricier return postage, but a smaller share of the total. Your real postage will differ; check it before you decide which pack to try.

Refunds go back to the original card. The returns page says processing takes 5 to 10 days after the parcel arrives, the terms page says 3 to 5 business days, and your bank then posts it on its own schedule.

Which pack fits which buyer

One more consideration: herbal extracts slowly lose potency. Check the best-by date on the bottles you receive; a box that lasts 20 months should not expire in 12.

Reading your receipt and bank statement

Because the card form belongs to a third-party checkout operator rather than to the brand, the charge on your statement may not say "Breathizen." Funnel checkouts usually show the operator's name or a short product code. If you see an unfamiliar line around the date you ordered, compare the amount with your confirmation email before disputing it.

Keep three things together until the refund window has closed: the confirmation email with the order ID, the shipping email with the tracking number, and the packing slip from the box. The returns page asks for the order ID and the packing slip, and the tracking record is your proof of the delivery date if the two policy clocks ever become an argument. If you live outside the United States, the checkout may convert the price into your currency, and your card issuer can add a foreign-transaction fee that no refund will return.

Shipping costs and delivery times

The seller's shipping table lists free delivery within the United States in 5 to 7 working days, and $15.95 to Canada, the UK and Ireland, Australia and New Zealand, with 10 to 15 working days. The order page our links open charges $9.99 shipping on the 2-bottle pack. Tracking details arrive by email after dispatch. The shipping page covers tracking, damaged parcels and addresses in detail.

Ways to pay less, and ways to waste money

• Coupon codes. We have not found any working coupon code for Breathizen. Sites promising "extra 70% off" usually just link to the same order page.
• Buying for the long term. Only the 6-pack lowers the price per bottle on the order page we link. It is the right move only after you know you like it.
• Not overusing. Using more than 4 sprays a day does not follow the label, and it makes the bottles run out faster for no proven gain.
• Free alternatives. Warm drinks, honey for cough in adults, humidified rooms and breathing exercises cost little and have their own evidence. A supplement is optional^[4].

Whatever you decide, remember that a supplement price is not a measure of quality or effect; supplements are not reviewed for effectiveness before sale^[3].

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