1 Bottle
30-day supply
Price at checkout
Per-bottle price: not published on this site
- 60-day money-back guarantee
- 30 gummies, 30 days at one a day
- Price shown on the secure order page
- Ships from the US, tracking by email
Pricing
Quick answer
Jellyblue is sold in packs of one, two, three or six bottles, with the price shown at checkout.
Each bottle holds 30 gummies, a 30-day supply. Every pack carries the same 60-day money-back window.
Read the guarantee terms before you order.
Start here
Nothing on this page is a price. The seller shows each pack total on the secure order page, and that page is the only place the number stays current.
Offers start and stop, so a figure typed into a buying guide goes stale fast. This page sticks to what a pack holds and which policy travels with it.
Four packs appear on the product images: one, two, three and six bottles. Every bottle is identical, so the pack changes the count in the parcel and nothing about the gummy.
The cards below name each pack, its supply and the guarantee attached to it. The price slot stays empty on purpose.

Price at checkout
Per-bottle price: not published on this site

Price at checkout
Per-bottle price: not published on this site

Price at checkout
Per-bottle price: not published on this site

Price at checkout
Per-bottle price: not published on this site
Pack prices and shipping cost appear on the sales page at checkout, so this site does not print them. The 60-day guarantee runs from the purchase date.
One bottle is 30 gummies, so one bottle covers 30 days at the label's one gummy daily. The table runs that arithmetic across all four packs and sets each one against the 60-day money-back window.
Supply and policy are two different clocks, and they only agree on the two-bottle pack.
| Pack | Gummies | Days at one a day | Against the 60-day window | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 bottle | 30 gummies | 30 days | Ends a month inside the window | Shown on the order page |
| 2 bottles | 60 gummies | 60 days | Runs out as the window closes | Shown on the order page |
| 3 bottles | 90 gummies | 90 days | One month sits past the window | Shown on the order page |
| 6 bottles | 180 gummies | 180 days | Four months sit past the window | Shown on the order page |
They are the seller's own flags, printed on the listing artwork. The 3-bottle image carries a free shipping flag and the 6-bottle image carries a most popular flag.
Neither is a fact this site can check. No shipping table and no sales figures are published, so the flags show how the seller wants the packs read.
| Pack | Flag on the image | How to read it |
|---|---|---|
| 1 bottle | Try one bottle | A plain pack card with no badge on it |
| 2 bottles | Two bottles | A plain pack card with no badge on it |
| 3 bottles | Free shipping | The seller's own flag. It says delivery is covered on that pack, not that shipping is free everywhere |
| 6 bottles | Most popular | The seller's own flag. It is a marketing label, not a sales count anyone has published |
Read the badges as signposts and the order page as the record. If the free shipping flag matters, check that the delivery line at checkout reads zero before you pay.
You compare them in one sitting, on one order page, with a calculator open. Prices move, so a pack priced last week is not a fair comparison for one priced today.
Start checkout from this site so the four packs and their live totals load on one screen.
Note the total beside each pack before anything goes in the cart. Those four numbers are the comparison.
Divide each total by 30, 60, 90 or 180. A cost per gummy is the only figure that compares packs fairly.
Shipping and tax appear there and nowhere earlier. Compare finished totals.
The order page lists the bonus ebooks. The bonuses page explains the four titles.
Ask whether that number would still suit you if you returned the bottles in week eight.
Not neatly, and the reason is the calendar rather than the money. The window is 60 days from purchase, while six bottles is 180 days of gummies.
Bottles three through six are eaten long after the window shuts. A large pack asks you to commit before the policy can help you.
None of that makes a six-bottle order wrong. It makes it a second order: finish one tub, then size the next purchase.
Pack size is a question about your calendar. These three sketches cover most first orders.
One bottle, 30 days. Long enough to learn whether a sweet chewable fits your morning, and done with a month of the guarantee left.
Two or three bottles, 60 to 90 days. This matches how the sales page frames the product, as a daily habit.
Six bottles, 180 days. Sensible only after a full tub, when you know how you react to it.
A sound checkout is dull: a clear total, a clear policy and a phone number that answers. Anything that hurries you deserves a pause.
When the page checks out, the rest is paperwork. See the current pack prices and keep the order email, because the order ID inside it is what the desk asks for. Where to buy explains why the route decides whether that desk can help you at all.
The seller sets pack prices on the order page and can change them at any time. A figure copied here would go stale, so this page describes what each pack holds instead.
Four sizes are pictured: one, two, three and six bottles. Each is the same 30-gummy tub of Jellyblue Premium Formula, so a pack only sets how many arrive.
No per-bottle figure is published on this site, so that cannot be confirmed here. At checkout, divide each pack total by its bottle count and compare the four results before you choose.
It is the seller's own flag on that listing image, pointing at delivery being covered on that pack. Shipping cost is not published here, so read the order page total rather than the badge.
It is a marketing label the seller prints on the image. No sales figures are published, so treat it as design, not data.
Thirty days at one gummy a day, because the tub holds 30 gummies. The how-to-use page sets out the label's suggested use.
Yes. All four packs carry 60 days from purchase, unless the sales page prints a longer window. The guarantee page lists the claim steps.
Shipping cost and delivery time are not published here, and tax depends on your state. Both settle on the payment step of the order page.

Ready when you are
Packs of 1, 2, 3 or 6 bottles, 30 gummies each, priced on the secure order page. Every order has a 60-day money-back guarantee. Questions first? The contact page lists every desk.

The authorized route, what to avoid on marketplaces and why store availability is not published.
Read →BuyingThe four digital ebooks pictured on the sales page, and the details only the order page shows.
Read →BuyingSixty days from purchase, one phone number, and who pays for the return parcel.
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