How much does CogniMary cost?
Not one price was published to this site. That is unusual enough to be worth a page of its own.
No pack price for CogniMary was published to this website. The brief says pack prices are the ones printed on the marketplace listing at checkout, so every pack card here reads “Price at checkout”.
What can be said is the arithmetic around it: 60 capsules, 2 a day, 30 days a bottle. Whatever a bottle costs, dividing by 30 gives the cost a day, which is the only figure worth comparing across this category.
The packs
One bottle
60 capsules · 30 days
Price at checkout
No price was published to this website
- 60 capsules in the pack
- 30 days at the label serving
- Ships from the United States
- Guarantee term shown on the listing
Three bottles
180 capsules · 90 days
Price at checkout
No price was published to this website
- 180 capsules in the pack
- 90 days at the label serving
- Ships from the United States
- Guarantee term shown on the listing
Five bottles
300 capsules · 150 days
Price at checkout
No price was published to this website
- 300 capsules in the pack
- 150 days at the label serving
- Ships from the United States
- Guarantee term shown on the listing
Six bottles
360 capsules · 180 days
Price at checkout
No price was published to this website
- 360 capsules in the pack
- 180 days at the label serving
- Ships from the United States
- Guarantee term shown on the listing
No pack price was published to this website. Every card above reads “Price at checkout” because that is where the figure lives, and inventing one would be worse than leaving it blank. The day counts are ours, and they are simple division: 60 capsules, 2 a day, 30 days a bottle.
Why there is no number on this page
The brief supplied with this build says pack prices are the ones printed on the marketplace listing at checkout, and gives no figures. So this site has none. The alternatives were to invent one, to copy one from somewhere else, or to say so. We said so.
It is worth being clear that this is unusual. Most product pages in this category lead with a price and a struck-through “regular” price beside it. A page with no price is harder to shop from, and we are not pretending otherwise.
What to do about it
Open the checkout, read the total before you confirm, and compare it against the category figures further down this page. If the total is far above the top of the relevant row, that is worth pausing over. If it is inside it, the price is ordinary and the questions worth asking are the ones about the blend instead.
The only price comparison that works
Bottle prices are not comparable across this category, because bottles contain different numbers of servings. Cost a day is comparable, and it takes one division.
| Pack | Capsules | Days | Divide by |
|---|---|---|---|
| One bottle | 60 | 30 | 30 |
| Three bottles | 180 | 90 | 90 |
| Five bottles | 300 | 150 | 150 |
| Six bottles | 360 | 180 | 180 |
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The days column is the label's own arithmetic: 60 capsules at a two-capsule serving is 30 servings, which the panel confirms. It is one of the few things on this label that can be stated without a caveat.
What the price will not include
- Shipping. Not published to this website. Calculated for your address at checkout.
- Sales tax. Depends on your state, added at checkout.
- Return postage, if you use the guarantee. The buyer pays it, and on a six-bottle pack that is a real cost worth factoring in now rather than later.
So the figure you pay will be higher than the headline pack price, and we cannot tell you by how much because we cannot tell you the headline price either. Read the checkout total before you confirm, and if it does not match what you expected, stop and call +1 (302) 200-3480 rather than paying and querying it afterwards.
One thing to watch for at checkout
In this category specifically, pre-ticked upsells and recurring-billing enrolments are common. Read what is in the cart and read the small type under the button. If either surprises you, that is information about the seller as well as about the order.
What the category normally costs
We cannot compare CogniMary's price with anything, because we do not have it. What we can do is give a reference range so the checkout figure lands in some context.
| Format | Typical price a bottle | Typical cost a day |
|---|---|---|
| Multi-ingredient nootropic capsule, 30 days | $35 to $80 | $1.15 to $2.70 |
| Ginkgo biloba capsules, 120 mg, 60 count | $10 to $25 | $0.17 to $0.42 |
| Bacopa monnieri, 300 mg, 60 count | $12 to $30 | $0.20 to $0.50 |
| Alpha-GPC, 300 mg, 60 count | $20 to $45 | $0.33 to $0.75 |
| Magnesium citrate or glycinate, 60 servings | $12 to $28 | $0.20 to $0.47 |
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Those rows also make a second point. Several of the ingredients in this blend are available individually, at published doses, for well under a dollar a day. A buyer who wants bacopa at 300 mg can buy bacopa at 300 mg, and know they have it.
Which pack we would actually suggest
Every argument on this site points the same way, and it is not the argument that sells the most bottles.
Start with one
One bottle is thirty days, which is long enough to form an impression and short enough to be cheap to be wrong about. It also lets you see the price and the guarantee term before committing further.
The recommendation
Three if you have already decided
The seller says three bottles is the most-ordered pack. Ninety days is close to the twelve-week trial durations behind the better-supported ingredients, so it is a defensible second purchase.
A reasonable second step
Six is a long time to be wrong
A hundred and eighty days is longer than any trial behind any ingredient on this label, and the return postage on six bottles is not trivial.
Read the guarantee term first
If the per-bottle saving on a larger pack is the deciding factor, work out the cost a day on both and compare that, rather than comparing the headline numbers.
Order CogniMary from the official website
Sixty capsules, thirty days, and a panel you can read before you buy. Start with one bottle so you can see the price and the guarantee term before you commit to six.
No price was published to this website. The figure is on the checkout page.
What we would need to publish a price
One line in a brief would do it. It is worth being specific about what is missing, because “no price” can sound like an evasion rather than a gap.
- A figure for each of the four packs, in US dollars.
- Whether that figure is the price before or after any discount applied at checkout.
- Whether shipping is charged on any pack, and from what threshold.
- Whether any pack enrols the buyer in a recurring order.
Four facts. If they are supplied, this page changes the same day and the pack cards get real numbers. Until then, “Price at checkout” is the most accurate thing we can print.
What we would never do instead
Publish a figure copied from a marketplace listing we cannot see, or a “typical” price dressed up as this product's. Either would make every other number on this site less trustworthy.
Cost per day, and why it is the only fair comparison
Supplement pricing is designed to be hard to compare, and the design is not subtle once you see it.
| Product | Bottle price | Servings | Cost a day |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | $29 | 30 | $0.97 |
| B | $39 | 60 | $0.65 |
| C | $24 | 20 | $1.20 |
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On the shelf, C looks cheapest and B looks most expensive. Per day, the order reverses completely. That is the whole trick, and the defence against it is one division.
CogniMary's servings figure is 30 a bottle, printed on the panel. Whatever the checkout says, divide by 30.
In short
No price was published to this site, the day count is thirty a bottle, the only comparison that works is cost per day, and the pack we would actually suggest is one. Everything else on this page is elaboration on those four sentences.
Recurring billing, and how to check
The most expensive thing that can happen at a supplement checkout is not the price. It is a subscription you did not notice agreeing to.
- Read what is in the cart before you enter card details. Count the items.
- Read the small type directly under the pay button. That is where a recurring enrolment is disclosed if it is disclosed at all.
- Look for the words every 30 days, auto-ship, subscribe or rebill.
- Check for pre-ticked boxes adding a second product.
- After paying, read the confirmation email for a renewal date.
If any of those five turns up something you did not choose, cancel it immediately and tell the desk on +1 (302) 200-3480. A seller who bundles a subscription quietly has told you how they will behave about everything else.