How Much Does FemiCore Cost? All-In Totals and Budget Plans

How much does FemiCore cost? On the official website, FemiCore costs between $49 and $79 per bottle, depending on how many bottles you order at once. That per-bottle number is only part of the answer, though. What you actually pay also depends on shipping, on how long you plan to take it and on what happens if you ask for a refund. This guide works out the real totals: the all-in price of each package, the cost per day and per month, the budget for a three-month or six-month course, the extra cost for international orders and the money you would and would not get back under the guarantee.

How Much Does FemiCore Cost? The Quick Answer

The official order page offers three packages. Each bottle holds 30 capsules, and the directions are one capsule a day, so each bottle is a one-month supply.

Payment is taken once, by Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express or PayPal, through the BuyGoods checkout. There is no subscription. If you only want the current deals and the bonus details, our FemiCore sale page lists them. This article goes further and puts the numbers in context.

The All-In Total for Each Package

Per-bottle prices are easy to compare, but they hide the shipping charge on the smallest package. Here is the full amount that leaves your account for a US order, along with what that works out to per day and per month.

Once shipping is included, the two-bottle package is the most expensive way to buy FemiCore per day by a clear margin. Moving from two bottles to three adds $39.01 to the bill but buys a whole extra month, and the per-day cost falls by about 50 cents. Moving from three to six adds $87 for three extra months.

A note on rounding: per-day figures above are rounded to the nearest cent and assume you take one capsule every day without gaps.

About the $179 “Regular” Price

Next to every package, the official site shows a crossed-out regular price of $179 per bottle and a “save” figure: $200 on two bottles, $330 on three and $780 on six. Those savings are measured against the seller’s own reference price.

The official order page only lists the three packages above, so the $179 figure is a comparison point rather than a price you are offered. So the honest way to think about cost is to ignore the reference price and compare what you would actually pay: $49, $69 or $79 per bottle. At $179, a single bottle would cost about $5.97 a day, which is useful only to show how the seller frames the discount.

The site also says that 96% of customers order six bottles. That is the seller’s statement and cannot be checked, so do not let it push you into a bigger order than you are comfortable with.

What a Full Course Costs: 3 and 6 Months

The seller suggests taking FemiCore for at least three months before deciding whether it helps. That advice shapes the real cost, because a two-bottle order alone does not get you to the three-month mark.

Budgeting for a 3-month trial

• Three-bottle package: $207, free US shipping, exactly 90 days. This is the cleanest match for the seller’s suggested trial.
• Two two-bottle orders: $335.98 with shipping on both, and you end up with 120 days of capsules. You pay more and buy more than you need for a three-month test.

Budgeting for 6 months

If you already know you want to take FemiCore for six months, the single six-bottle order is clearly the cheapest route. If you are not sure it will suit you, the larger upfront spend is the trade-off. The 60-day guarantee lets you return the whole order, but the refund window closes long before you would finish six bottles, so you need to decide early.

For a ranked list of every legitimate way to bring the cost down, see our FemiCore discount guide.

Ordering From Outside the US

The official site lists international shipping at $15.95, with delivery in about 10 to 15 business days. The free shipping on three- and six-bottle packages is described for US orders, so expect the international charge to apply. The checkout page shows your exact total before you pay, so check it there rather than relying on any article, including this one.

Two other small costs can apply to international buyers. Your bank or card issuer may add a foreign transaction fee for a purchase in US dollars, and your country may charge import tax or handling on parcels. Neither is set by FemiCore, so ask your bank and check your local rules if the final number matters.

Because international delivery takes longer, order your next supply well before you run out. At 10 to 15 business days, a two to three week gap is possible if you wait until the last bottle.

What a Refund Costs You

The money-back guarantee lowers your risk, but it is not completely free to use. Here is what the official refund policy says and what it means for your wallet.

• Deadline: 60 days from the delivery date shown by the carrier.
• What you send back: all bottles, empty or full, with the packing slip and a note giving your name, email address and order number.
• How to start: email support with the subject “Refund Request.”
• Return postage: paid by you, to 285 Northeast Ave, Tallmadge, OH 44278.

So the true cost of trying FemiCore and returning it is the price of return postage, plus the $9.99 outbound shipping on a two-bottle order if that is not refunded. The policy we read does not say whether the original shipping charge comes back to you, so if it matters, ask support before you order. A tracked parcel service is worth the extra cost, because you will want proof that the bottles arrived.

One more point that affects the numbers: the 60-day window is shorter than the three-month period the seller recommends. If you order three bottles, you will have to decide whether to return them at around the two-month point, before you have finished the course. Put a reminder in your calendar about ten days before the deadline.

What You Will Not Be Charged For

Surprise charges are a common worry with supplements sold online. Based on the official site, these are the costs that do not apply to an official FemiCore order:

• No recurring billing. Each order is a one-off purchase with no hidden autoship.
• No coupon needed. The price you see on the package is the price; the official checkout does not rely on codes.
• No charge for the bonus guides. The three bonus guides come free with the six-bottle order. The seller assigns them “retail” values, but those are its own figures.
• No US shipping on three or six bottles. Free shipping applies to both larger packages.

Your card statement may show the retailer’s name, BuyGoods, rather than FemiCore. That is the processor, not an extra charge. Our FemiCore order walkthrough shows what the confirmation and statement look like.

Matching the Spend to Your Situation

The cheapest package per day is not automatically the right one. Here is a simple way to match the spend to where you are.

Whatever you choose, buy only from the official store. Bottles from other sellers are not covered by the guarantee, and a price much lower than $49 a bottle is a warning sign, not a deal. A full summary of the product is on our FemiCore product guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does FemiCore cost per bottle?

On the official website, a bottle costs $79 in the two-bottle package, $69 in the three-bottle package and $49 in the six-bottle package. The seller also shows a regular price of $179 per bottle, which is its own reference price rather than what buyers pay.

How much does FemiCore cost in total with shipping?

For US orders, the two-bottle package comes to $167.99 ($158 plus $9.99 shipping), the three-bottle package is $207 with free shipping, and the six-bottle package is $294 with free shipping. International shipping is listed at $15.95, so check the final total at checkout.

How much does FemiCore cost per day?

One bottle holds 30 capsules and the dose is one capsule a day, so one bottle lasts a month. That works out to about $2.80 a day for the two-bottle package including shipping, $2.30 a day for three bottles and $1.63 a day for six bottles.

How much does a 3-month course of FemiCore cost?

The seller suggests using FemiCore for at least three months before judging it. The three-bottle package covers exactly 90 days for $207 with free US shipping, which is the simplest way to budget for that trial.

Is there a monthly subscription fee for FemiCore?

No. The official site describes each order as a one-off purchase with no hidden autoship, so you are charged once per order and nothing renews automatically.

Do I get all my money back if I return FemiCore?

The refund policy lets you return all bottles, empty or full, within 60 days of delivery. You pay the return postage yourself. The policy we read does not say whether the original shipping charge is refunded, so ask support if that matters to you.

The Bottom Line

FemiCore costs $49 to $79 per bottle on the official site, which is $167.99, $207 or $294 all-in for a US order of two, three or six bottles. Per day, that is roughly $2.80, $2.30 or $1.63. The three-bottle package lines up with the seller’s three-month advice, while the six-bottle package is the cheapest if you already plan to continue. Leave room in your budget for return postage if you might use the guarantee, and ignore the $179 reference price when you compare.