Neuro Boost prices in the UK: every bundle, with the cost-per-day maths done for you

Neuro Boost price: the three packages

All three packages are covered by the 180-day money-back guarantee. The full breakdown is in the tables below.

Cost per day: the honest comparison

Each bottle is a 30-day supply at two capsules daily, so the daily cost is simply the package total divided by the number of days:

For context, that's roughly the cost of a takeaway coffee every two to four days. Whether it represents good value depends on what you're comparing it against: a basic B-complex costs a few pounds a month, while premium nootropic blends can exceed £60 a month. Neuro Boost sits in the middle — see our full review for whether we think the formula justifies it.

Is Neuro Boost worth the price?

An honest answer has two halves. Measured against a supermarket B-complex, Neuro Boost is expensive — you could match its four B vitamins for a few pounds a month. Measured against the premium nootropic blends it competes with, which commonly run £40–£70 a month, the bundles sit at the lower end of the category while disclosing every dose on the label, which many rivals do not.

What you are really paying for is the botanical extracts — bacopa, ginkgo, gotu kola, alpha-lipoic acid and huperzine A — and, as our review sets out, several of those are dosed below the levels used in research. Our view: the price is defensible if you value a transparent, all-in-one formula and treat the 180-day guarantee as your safety net; it is hard to justify if you expect the dramatic results the advertising implies.

How to pay less per day

The pricing structure rewards commitment heavily: moving from one bottle to six cuts the daily cost by around 40% and removes the shipping charge. If you decide to try Neuro Boost after reading our review, the three-bottle package is the sensible middle ground — it covers the 8–12 weeks the ingredient research suggests for a fair trial, at £1.30 per day, while keeping your upfront spend under £120. Only choose six bottles if you are comfortable committing £174; the guarantee protects you, but refunds still require you to organise a return.

Which package makes sense?

• One bottle (£49 + shipping) — the cautious option, but the worst value per day and the only package that pays shipping. A single bottle also covers just 30 days, shorter than the 8–12 weeks the ingredient research suggests for a fair trial.
• Three bottles (£117, free shipping) — matches the length of a realistic trial at a meaningfully lower daily cost.
• Six bottles (£174, free shipping) — the best per-day price and the same duration as the 180-day guarantee window, but the largest upfront spend.

Whichever you choose, the 180-day money-back guarantee applies — the practical details are on our delivery and returns page.

Questions about Neuro Boost pricing

Is Neuro Boost a subscription?

The three packages are one-off purchases — you pay once and receive the bottles you ordered. As with any online checkout, review the basket before paying to make sure nothing extra has been added, and keep your confirmation email.

Do the prices change?

Yes — the supplier runs promotions, so the totals on the offer page move from time to time. We re-verify the figures on this page and date-stamp them (currently checked 14 October 2026), but the checkout page is always the final word on what you will pay.

Which bundle covers a fair trial?

The ingredient research typically runs for 8–12 weeks, so the three-bottle package (90 days) is the shortest package that matches a realistic trial — at a meaningfully lower cost per day than a single bottle, and with free shipping.