VisiFlora for Sale: What the Seller Offers Right Now, Package by Package

Shoppers who type VisiFlora for sale are usually asking a practical question: what exactly is on offer today, and what will it cost me in full? We checked the seller’s order page and walked each package through the cart on October 28, 2026, and here is the offer sheet in plain terms. There are three packages, the same three e-books with each, a one-time payment, and a guarantee that starts at delivery. Everything else in this guide is detail around those four facts.

The offer in one glance

Package	Bottles	Supply	Total	Per bottle	US shipping
Starter	2	60 days	$158	$79	$9.95
Advanced	3	90 days	$177	$59	Free
Ultimate	6	180 days	$294	$49	Free

Each bottle holds thirty capsules, and the label directs one capsule a day. The seller also states a regular price of $99 for a single bottle, which all three packages sit below. We keep to the totals and leave the arithmetic around that reference to the reader.

The Starter package: two bottles

The Starter is the gentle entry. It costs $158, with $9.95 for US shipping added in the cart, which makes $167.95. It covers sixty days, comes with the three e-books and carries the same guarantee as the others. It suits a buyer who wants to try the routine before committing more. The price per bottle is the highest of the three, at $79.

The Advanced package: three bottles

The Advanced package costs $177 and ships free inside the US. It covers ninety days at $59 a bottle. The seller’s page marks it as the most popular, which we cite only as the seller’s label. It suits a buyer who likes a quarter-year rhythm without a shipping line to think about.

The Ultimate package: six bottles

The Ultimate package costs $294, ships free in the US and covers one hundred eighty days at $49 a bottle. The seller’s page labels it the best value, and on cost per bottle that is right. It suits a buyer who is already comfortable with a daily supplement habit and wants the lowest rate and the longest supply in a single parcel.

What comes with every package

• Thirty-capsule bottles. Vegetable capsules, one a day, with a meal and a glass of water.
• Three e-books. Included whatever the package size.
• A tracking email. Orders leave within twenty-four to forty-eight hours of payment.
• The guarantee. Sixty days counted from delivery.
• Support. [email protected] for product, shipping and refund questions, and ClickBank order support for payment.

The e-books, one by one

The seller names three digital downloads and puts a value on each. The Daily eye-comfort habits guide ($97) covers everyday habits for easing the strain of long days. The Gut-Eye Nutrition Protocol ($67) is a seven-day nutrition plan with twenty-one recipes. The 48-Hour Vision Jump-Start ($50) offers quick tips for tired eyes. The values add up to $214, which fits the seller’s description of them as worth over $200. They are not part of any return, so you keep them whatever happens to the bottles.

Shipping attached to the sale

The seller says orders leave within twenty-four to forty-eight hours of payment, and a tracking email follows. Delivery across the US mainland takes five to eight business days. Alaska and Hawaii take twelve to twenty. Buyers in the five overseas destinations the seller lists pay $19.95 and wait twelve to twenty business days. Our US ordering guide lays out the domestic side in detail.

The guarantee attached to the sale

Every package carries the same refund promise. The seller counts sixty days from the day you receive the order. If you return the capsules, all items go back to the seller’s Aurora, Colorado address at your cost, and the refund is what you paid for the bottles, less any shipping fees. It is processed a few days after the parcel arrives, with an email, and the seller accepts a parcel mailed on day fifty-nine. The e-books stay with you. Because the sale and the guarantee come as a pair, it helps to place the order with the seller directly.

What the badges mean

On the seller’s page, the three-bottle card carries a Most Popular badge and the six-bottle card a Best Value badge. We treat both as the seller’s own labels. The Best Value one matches the arithmetic, since six bottles has the lowest price per bottle. The Most Popular one is a statement about shoppers that we cannot check. Neither badge changes the price or the terms, so choose by plan and budget.

What is not for sale

Being clear about what is missing is part of an honest offer sheet. The packages start at two bottles, the seller describes a one-time payment, and no trial or mandatory add-on appeared in the carts. The one optional extra is Shipping Insurance + Priority at $3.99, which is not part of any package price. If a page tells you otherwise, it is describing something other than the seller’s offer.

One-time payment, explained

The seller says the card is charged once and no fees are hidden. In practice that means a single charge per order, which will appear on your card statement as a CLKBANK entry with VISIFLORA in its name. You choose when to reorder, and nothing arrives unless you ask for it. Keep your ClickBank order number and order date for your records.

Real orders from the current offer

Goal	Order	Total
Two months	2 bottles	$167.95 with shipping
Three months	3 bottles	$177
Six months	6 bottles	$294
Six months, split	2 + 2 + 2 bottles	$503.85 with shipping
Six months, split	3 + 3 bottles	$354

Each order carries the rate for its own size, so a plan split across several small orders costs more per bottle. Our price comparison lists further combinations, and the VisiFlora home page keeps the whole sheet in one place.

Where the offer lives

The seller says VisiFlora is available directly through its order page, and that is the only place whose terms we can describe. We would avoid other sellers, because the sixty days from delivery and the e-books belong to orders placed with the seller. Our lowest-price guide explains why the six-bottle order is the best value, and our buying guide walks through the cart.

Before you buy: a short checklist

1. Confirm you are on the seller’s own order page and that the product is spelled VisiFlora.
2. Read the three package cards and open the cart for your choice.
3. Compare the cart total with the figures above, remembering the $9.95 on two bottles.
4. Decide on the optional $3.99 insurance.
5. Save your ClickBank order number and order date after paying.

The companion page lists the same steps with the label and terms, in case you want a second screen to check.

Questions about the offer

Does the offer change? Prices and bonuses belong to the seller and can change. Confirm everything in the cart.

Are the e-books physical books? The seller describes them as digital downloads.

Is there a deadline? We cannot say how long the prices will last, since they belong to the seller.

Can I mix packages in one order? Each package is its own order, and each earns its own rate.

Reading an offer sheet like a shopper

A good offer sheet answers four questions without effort: what is in it, what does it cost in full, what comes with it and what happens if I change my mind. Held against that test, the VisiFlora offer scores well, with its one soft spot being the missing phone number. Run the same four questions on any other offer you consider, and you will quickly see which ones answer plainly and which ones change the subject. Plain answers are usually a good sign.

Our verdict on the current offer

The offer is easy to read: three packages, a plain ladder, free US shipping where it matters, three e-books everywhere and a guarantee that starts when the parcel lands. We mark the offer 4.6 out of 5, an editorial judgment of price clarity and terms and not a tally of customer opinion. If you are weighing the three packages, start from how long you want to try the capsule, not from the biggest number on the page, and let the refund window reassure you about the rest. A calm first month, a few honest notes and a decision before day sixty is a sensible way to treat any sale. For the short version of the figures, the price page on our hub is a good companion.