1 Bottle
30-day supply

- 30-day supply (60 capsules)
- 60-day money-back guarantee
- Tracked shipping from the US
- Secure card checkout

Price shown at checkout
SynoGut prices are shown at checkout for packs of 1, 3 or 6 bottles.
Each bottle is labeled a 30-day supplement. Shipping, tax and any live offer are set on the order page before you pay.
Every order has a refund window, so see the SynoGut guarantee.

The SynoGut price is shown at checkout. It is not printed here, because the order page sets it and the figure moves whenever an offer starts or ends.
Three pack sizes exist: one bottle, three bottles and six bottles. The product inside every pack is the same capsule. The only difference is how many bottles land on your doormat and what the order page charges for them that day.
30-day supply


90-day supply


180-day supply


Prices are set by the checkout listing and can change. We never print a price we cannot confirm. Questions before you order? Call +1 (302) 200-3480.
Each card opens the same secure order page, where the live total appears with shipping and tax added. A dollar figure typed onto a page like this one goes stale the first time an offer changes, and a stale price is worse than no price at all.
Cost per day needs two numbers: what you paid, and how many days the pack lasts. The front label gives the second one, calling a single bottle a 30-day supplement.
| Pack | What arrives | Price | Days it covers | Cost per day |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 bottle | One bottle of SynoGut capsules | Shown at checkout | About 30 days, per the front label | Checkout price divided by 30 |
| 3 bottles | Three bottles, shipped together | Shown at checkout | About 90 days on the same labeling | Checkout price divided by 90 |
| 6 bottles | Six bottles, shipped together | Shown at checkout | About 180 days on the same labeling | Checkout price divided by 180 |
Look at the fourth column. The label works out to about two capsules a day, which is where 60 capsules and 30 days meet. The price is the piece this page still cannot print, because the checkout sets it.
You can still do the sum once your bottle arrives, and it takes a minute. Read the directions on the label, count how many capsules a day it asks for, divide the capsules in your pack by that number, and you have your days. Divide the checkout total by your days and the result is a real figure for your order.
The front label answers that: 60 capsules, called a 30-day supplement. The planner below runs the same arithmetic across the three pack sizes, and your own bottle still decides.
How far does each pack get you?
A 3-bottle pack holds 180 capsules, about 90 days at the label dose.
Based on the label dose: the front label calls one bottle a 30-day supplement.
Treat the numbers in that panel as a worked example. The count and the 30 days both come from the front label, and the bottle you receive is still the version that counts. What the panel shows honestly is the shape of the problem: the supply length stretches with every extra bottle you buy, while the guarantee window does not move at all.
That is worth a moment of planning. The money-back window runs 60 days from purchase unless the sales page prints a longer one, and a six-bottle pack will still be mostly unopened when that window closes. Our guarantee page explains how the window is counted.
The sales page artwork shows discount strips and a panel offering three bonus ebooks. We can see the pictures. We cannot confirm that either offer is running on the day you read this, so we describe them and stop.

Promotional images are made once and used for months. The deal behind a banner can end, change or be replaced without anyone redrawing the picture. So a strike-through price in an image tells you offers exist, not what today’s offer is.
The same goes for the ebooks. If a bonus is part of your order, the checkout page says so in writing before you pay, and that written version is the one that binds.
A bundle is also only a saving if you finish it. Six bottles at a lower per-bottle rate still costs more in total than one bottle, and capsules sitting in a cupboard are worth nothing at any price.
Shipping, tax and any live offer all arrive at checkout. None of them are published here, and the table says exactly where each one shows up.
| Figure you want | Printed on this site? | Where the real number lives |
|---|---|---|
| Price of a single bottle | No | The secure order page, before payment |
| Price of the 3 and 6 bottle packs | No | The same order page, pack by pack |
| Shipping fee | No | Added during checkout, before the final total |
| Sales tax | No | Worked out at checkout from the address you enter |
| Today’s discount, if one is running | No | The order page on the day you buy |
| Whether the bonus ebooks are included | No | The order page, in writing, before you pay |
| Serving size, so you could divide | No | Not published anywhere. Read your own bottle |
We earn money when someone orders through the links on this site, and that costs you nothing extra. It is also the reason the blanks on this page stay blank. A site willing to invent a price would be willing to invent other things.
Capsules holding six named ingredients, with no amount published for any of them. That is the plain description, and it is worth reading before you compare pack sizes.
The six names are psyllium, bentonite clay, black walnut, oat, flaxseed and prune. Four are fibers or foods, one is a clay, and one is a tree nut, which matters to anyone in the house with a nut allergy. The ingredients page walks through each name and the research behind it.
The sales page calls it "One Simple Way To Maintain A Healthy Digestion!" Those are the seller’s words on the sales page, not a measured result, and they do not tell you what is in a capsule or how much. Before you pick a pack size, read what the label does not publish, because that list is longer than the one that is published.
Because the order page sets the price and offers move it. We print figures we can confirm on the day, so the live total stays where it is generated.
Larger packs usually work out lower per bottle on order pages of this kind, but check it yourself. Compare the per-bottle figures side by side on the checkout screen.
The front label calls one bottle a 30-day supplement. No serving size is published, so the directions printed on your own bottle decide.
Nothing in the material we were given describes one. Read every checkbox on the order page before you pay, and keep the confirmation email.
No. The sales page shows three covers, and we cannot confirm they are part of today’s offer. The checkout page states what is included.
Shipping is added at checkout and is not published here. Read the final screen, with shipping and tax, before you confirm payment.
The packs we can see are 1, 3 and 6 bottles. If the order page offers another size on the day, the same arithmetic applies to it.

Ready when you are
Capsules taken with water. Follow the label on your bottle. 60-day money-back guarantee. A real person at +1 (302) 200-3480 for orders, tracking and refunds.