Shipping
Last updated: 5 October 2026
This site ships nothing. Delivery is arranged entirely by the seller, which dispatches from the United States. The terms below are what the seller's checkout showed on the day we wrote this page.
Two countries, one checkout
The seller's checkout accepts delivery addresses in the United Kingdom and in Ireland. Picking your country on our page sets the delivery country for you, so the shipping line and the terms you see are the ones for where you live.
Shipping cost and delivery time
On the day we checked, for both the United Kingdom and Ireland, the checkout showed a shipping and handling charge of 9.99 US dollars for one bottle and free shipping for the three and six bottle packs. The tax line at the checkout showed 0.00 US dollars. No delivery time was displayed. All prices are in US dollars. Read the line at the checkout rather than relying on this page, because the seller can change it at any time.
Customs, duty and import tax
- United Kingdom. For goods sent from outside the UK worth up to £135, VAT is normally charged at the point of sale by the seller. Above £135, import VAT and possibly customs duty can be collected on delivery, along with a handling fee from the carrier.
- Ireland. Since July 2021, VAT (23%) applies to all goods imported from outside the EU, whatever their value. Customs duty may apply above €150. The carrier may add a handling fee for clearing the parcel.
Any such charge is paid by the person receiving the parcel, and it is separate from what the seller charged. Because the parcel comes from the United States, check the total at the checkout before you pay and expect that a charge not collected there may be asked for on delivery.
Tracking, wrong address, parcel not arrived
All of it is handled by the seller. The tracking number comes in the seller's confirmation email, and only the seller can talk to the carrier, change an address or open a claim. This site has no visibility of any order.
When the bottle arrives
Check the label before you use it: the daily dose, the ingredients, the batch and the best before date are on the bottle, and the bottle is what counts, not what any web page says. If the packaging is damaged, or the seal is broken, do not use it and contact the seller straight away.