How Much Does MemoHive Cost? 6 Numbers To Work Out Before You Order

Number 1: What does one bottle cost at each pack size?

You cannot buy a single bottle, so the question starts at two. The price per bottle falls as the pack grows: $79 at two bottles, $69 at three and $49 at six. Going from two to three saves $10 a bottle. Going from three to six saves a further $20 a bottle.

The figures are the seller's own pack prices, read from its order page on 19 September 2026. No older, higher price is shown next to them, so this site prints no saving or percentage off. Anyone quoting a "was" price for MemoHive has taken it from somewhere else.

Number 2: What is the total, with shipping?

Totals matter more than bottle prices, because you pay the total. Shipping is printed beside the price and not added at the last step.

The two-bottle order is the lowest outlay at $167.99. It is also the only one that pays postage. The three-bottle order costs $39.01 more than that, and gives you 60 extra capsules plus free shipping.

Number 3: What does one day cost?

A bottle holds 30 servings and you take one a day, so the daily cost is the bottle price divided by 30. That gives $2.63 for the two-bottle order, $2.30 for three and $1.63 for six.

Those are product-only figures. If you add the $9.99 postage to the two-bottle order, $167.99 over 60 days comes to about $2.80 a day. Looking at the cost per day, not the cost per bottle, is also the fairest way to compare MemoHive with any other bottle, because other products pack different counts and serving sizes.

Number 4: How many days does each order cover?

Capsules divide by two. The two-bottle order has 120 capsules, which is 60 days. Three bottles have 180 capsules, 90 days. Six bottles have 360 capsules, 180 days.

Now put the guarantee beside it. Count 60 days from the date of purchase, and that is your guarantee window. Delivery can take up to 30 days, the seller's published maximum, and a slow parcel uses some of that window before the first capsule is even taken. So the number to watch is not only how many days you own, but how many you will have taken by the time the window closes.

Number 5: What does twelve weeks cost?

The best-researched ingredient on the panel, bacopa, was studied over twelve weeks. Twelve weeks is 84 days, or 168 capsules. Two bottles do not reach that, since they stop at 60 days.

You could buy a second two-bottle order later: 2 x $158 plus 2 x $9.99 is $335.98 for 240 capsules. Or you could buy three bottles once for $207 and cover 90 days. That is the reason this desk suggests three bottles as a first order. It also admits that the desk earns more on six, and says so in plain words.

Number 6: What do you get back if you stop?

The last number is the cost of changing your mind. The guarantee covers the whole order, not one bottle, for 60 days from the date of purchase. Return postage is your cost, and the refund arrives 3 to 5 business days after the return is credited, then 5 to 10 days on the card.

So the worst case on a three-bottle order is not $207. It is the postage on a parcel, plus the few weeks of waiting, plus the effort of the call. Put that figure on your sheet next to the others. The six-bottle order is the lowest price per bottle, but four of its six months are bought after the guarantee has closed.

Which MemoHive order is the cheapest?

It depends on the word. The lowest outlay today is two bottles at $167.99. The lowest cost per day is six bottles at $1.63. The best fit for a full twelve-week trial inside the guarantee logic is three bottles at $207. Choose the number that matches your plan, and ignore headlines that name one winner.

What is not in the price?

Three costs sit outside the pack price. Return postage is one: if you claim a refund, the buyer pays to post the bottles back. Sales tax is another, and whether any applies at the checkout is not published on these pages. The third is time, because the refund takes a few weeks to land.

The seller's artwork shows Visa, Mastercard, Discover and American Express as accepted at the checkout. Card details are entered there and never on this website. No subscription is attached, so there is no second charge to watch for next month.

How do you compare this price with another bottle?

Do not compare bottle prices. Compare the cost of a day at the label dose. Find the serving size, find the servings per container, divide the price by the servings, and write the answer down. A cheaper bottle that holds fewer servings, or asks for more capsules a day, can cost more per day.

Then compare what is printed. Is every amount shown, or only a blend total? Are the return terms written down, with an address? A low price on a bottle with a hidden formula is not a low price. The same method works for any supplement, and it is the one this site uses on MemoHive.

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Our view

We earn money on every order, and we earn more on six bottles than on two. Read the rest of this page with that in mind. Our honest suggestion is three bottles for a first order, and the reason is the calendar, not the discount: 90 days passes the 3 to 6 weeks buyers report, passes the twelve weeks the bacopa research used and still leaves capsules in hand when the 60-day window closes.

If three bottles is more than you want to spend, two bottles is a fair way to start, and you should go in knowing it stops short of twelve weeks. If you already know you like the routine, six bottles has the lowest cost per day. Whatever you pick, check the checkout price on the day, because it is the only price that counts.

Last updated October 29, 2026. Published October 16, 2026. Next review date is set when a figure on the label or the order page changes.