Boost Surge X Price: The Three Packs Compared

The distributor's own summary says the 6 + 2 pack is the most ordered. We are still telling first-time buyers to take the smallest one, because that is what the arithmetic says.

There is no single-bottle option in this ladder, and there is no subscription. The smallest commitment available is two bottles. If a website offers you one bottle of Boost Surge X, it is not this desk and the guarantee described here does not attach to it.

Every pack on this page shows a higher figure with a line through it. Those are the manufacturer's own comparison prices, and the honest description of them is that they are a reference rather than a price anyone recently paid.

The comparison figures are $197, $368 and $712 against selling prices of $158, $207 and $354. On the 2-bottle pack that is a saving of $39, which is a shade under twenty per cent. On the 6 + 2 pack it is $358, which is just over fifty. Those are the real percentages and they are the ones this page prints.

The Federal Trade Commission takes a clear position on reference pricing: a struck price should be a price at which the product was actually offered for a reasonable period, not an invented anchor. We do not hold the manufacturer's pricing history, so we cannot tell you which of those two this is. What we can do is print the figure, print the arithmetic, and let you weigh it.

• ›The bottles in the pack you chose, sealed, with the lot number on the base.
• ›An order email carrying the order ID and the tracking number. Keep it. Every refund starts with that ID.
• ›Access to the order desk on +1 (302) 200-3480 for tracking, changes and refunds.
• ›A 180-day money-back window from the date of purchase, opened bottles included.
• ›No digital bonuses. The pack this website works from lists none, so we do not advertise any. If the checkout adds something, it came from the manufacturer rather than from this desk.
• ›No subscription. One payment, one shipment, nothing recurring.

A cost per day is only useful with something to compare it against, so here is the honest comparison rather than a flattering one.

At $1.48 to $2.85 a day, Boost Surge X sits in the middle of the direct-to-consumer men's supplement range. Products sold through a single-page sales funnel in this category commonly run between one and four dollars a day, and the ones at the bottom of that range are usually single-ingredient products from a retail shelf rather than seven-item formulas from a funnel.

The uncomfortable comparison is a different one. A standalone tongkat ali extract at the 200 mg used in Talbott 2013 costs roughly twenty to thirty cents a day from an ordinary retailer. A saw palmetto softgel at the studied 320 mg costs about the same. A boron supplement at 3 mg costs a few cents. Buying the three separately, at the amounts the research actually used, would cost less per day than this pack and would deliver considerably more of each ingredient.

What you are paying for here, stated plainly, is a single formulated capsule, a traceable channel, an order desk with a telephone number and a 180-day refund window. Those are real things and some buyers value them a great deal. They are not the same thing as a higher dose, and this page is not going to pretend otherwise.