ProDentim Price: $49 to $79 a Bottle, Explained

If you have decided that ProDentim is worth a look, the next question is a practical one. The ProDentim price depends on how many bottles you take home, and the seller has set it up so that going bigger lowers the cost of each bottle. Below you will find the whole price table, the cost per day, the shipping rules and a simple way to choose the package that fits you.

The ProDentim price table

This is what the seller’s order page showed on October 27, 2026, with the seller’s own crossed-out reference totals alongside:

Package	Supply	Price per bottle	You pay	Seller’s reference	Seller’s stated saving
2 bottles	60 days	$79	$158	$358	$200
3 bottles	90 days	$69	$207	$537	$330
6 bottles	180 days	$49	$294	$1,074	$780

The reference totals and savings are the seller’s figures, and we show them so you can see how the offer is presented. The number that matters is the one at checkout. Our ProDentim product page keeps the same table up to date alongside the other facts.

Shipping and extras

Shipping is the one line that changes the math on the smallest package. Within the United States, the 2-bottle package adds $9.99, while the 3-bottle and 6-bottle packages are posted free. Overseas orders cost $15.95 to ship and arrive after ten to fifteen working days. Delivery inside the US is quoted at five to seven working days, and the tracking email lands about 60 hours after you order.

Extras depend on the package and on the version of the seller’s page you land on. A 6-bottle order carries free bonus e-guides, and a few versions stretch that to the 3-bottle order. Your order summary lists exactly what comes with yours.

Cost per day

Because one bottle is 30 tablets and the routine is one tablet a day, you can convert any package into a daily figure by dividing by 30.

• $79 a bottle works out to about $2.63 a day.
• $69 a bottle works out to about $2.30 a day.
• $49 a bottle works out to about $1.63 a day.

These figures leave out the $9.99 on the 2-bottle package. If you add it, the first 60 days of that package come to $167.99 in total, or about $2.80 a day.

What the bigger packages save you

You can check the value yourself with simple arithmetic, without relying on the seller’s reference prices. Imagine buying six bottles at the 2-bottle price: 6 times $79 is $474. The 6-bottle package costs $294, so you keep $180. Compare it with six bottles bought at the 3-bottle rate of $69: that would be $414, so the saving is $120.

Moving from 2 bottles to 3 is also interesting. You add a third bottle, drop the per-bottle price by $10 and avoid the $9.99 shipping line. For many buyers, that makes the 3-bottle package the natural entry point.

Which package fits your plan

Think in months, because each bottle is a month:

1. Two bottles suit someone who wants a short first stretch and is happy to reorder.
2. Three bottles suit a buyer who wants a full quarter. The seller’s own guidance points to about nine to twelve weeks for results, and it recommends at least three bottles.
3. Six bottles suit anyone planning half a year of routine. The seller says 97 percent of its customers choose this package, and it is the one the seller recommends.

That statistic is the seller’s, and we pass it on as such. It does suggest, though, that most buyers use the size built for a longer test.

The guarantee behind every price

A price is easier to accept when you can change your mind. The seller’s guarantee runs 60 days from the day your order is delivered. If ProDentim is not for you, send support an email headed “Refund Request” and then post back all the bottles, the slip and a short note. Return postage is on you, the refund is processed after the parcel arrives and cards usually show it five to ten days later. We cover the process in our money-back guarantee guide.

How the price compares with other oral-care spending

A useful way to judge any price is to set it against what you already spend. Think about your last few months of toothpaste, floss, rinse and any whitening products. If you add up those receipts and divide by the number of days, you have your current daily oral-care cost. Place the $1.63 to $2.63 range next to that number and you will know whether ProDentim feels like a modest addition or a significant one. Only you can say, and it is worth doing the sum rather than guessing.

For a deeper look at total outlay across 60, 90 and 180 days, our cost guide walks through each scenario.

Three ways to read the same numbers

Prices feel different depending on how you slice them, so here are three lenses on the same offer.

Per bottle. This is the number the seller leads with, and it falls from $79 to $69 to $49. It is the easiest figure to compare with other products on a shelf.

Per day. Dividing by 30 turns each bottle into a daily habit cost. A figure like $1.63 feels very different from $294, even though they describe the same package.

Per commitment. This is the total you hand over at checkout: $158, $207 or $294. It is the number that matters for your budget this month, and it shows why guarantees matter. The larger the commitment, the more valuable a 60-day safety net becomes.

None of these lenses is the single right one. A careful buyer glances at all three before deciding, and then picks the package that sits comfortably with their budget and their patience.

Common price questions, answered

Is there a hidden fee at checkout? The seller shows shipping on the order page, which is $9.99 on the 2-bottle package within the US and free on the larger two. Check the order summary before paying.

Will I be billed again later? No. The payment is a single charge.

Do international buyers pay the same? The bottle prices follow the same ladder, but shipping to the regions the seller lists costs $15.95.

Why are bonuses mentioned in a price article? Because they are part of what the package price buys. A 6-bottle order includes the free bonus guides, and the seller attaches a stated value to each.

Where can I see all of this together? On our ProDentim hub, which lists the packages, the bonuses and the guarantee in one view.

Our take on the price

The ladder is easy to read: $79, then $69, then $49 a bottle. The small package keeps the up-front cost lowest. The middle package removes shipping and covers the seller’s nine-to-twelve-week window. The large package offers the lowest daily cost and the free bonus guides. With the guarantee running 60 days from delivery, we would lean toward the 3-bottle or 6-bottle options for a first order, and we give the offer an editorial score of 4.6 out of 5. See the price sub-page for the table in its short form.

A last word on timing your purchase

Because the seller sets prices and may change them, the safest approach is to read the figures here as a snapshot from October 27, 2026 and to confirm them when you order. There is no reason to rush on the basis of a countdown clock, but there is also little reason to wait, since the guarantee runs from delivery and the larger packages carry the free shipping and bonus guides. If you already know you want a full routine, decide on the package size first, check the total at checkout and keep your receipt. That sequence keeps the price, the shipping and the paperwork all in order.