6 Bottles
180-day supply
- 180 capsules, enough for 180 days
- Free US shipping
- Refunds within 60 days
- Comes with the 5 brand e-books
Refunds within 60 days

Quick answer
MemoHoney costs $49 to $79 a bottle, and one bottle lasts a month.
Packs of 2, 3 or 6 bottles are $158, $207 or $294 at checkout. Three and six bottles ship free in the US and add five e-books.

MemoHoney costs $49, $69 or $79 a month, depending on how many bottles you buy at once. One bottle holds 30 capsules, the label dose is one a day, so the price of a bottle is the price of a month.
Many of our readers live on a set monthly income, so we turned the brand's pack prices into the two numbers that matter for a household budget: what leaves your account on order day, and what a year adds up to.
| Pack | Charged on order day | Lasts | Cost per month | Twelve bottles a year | Struck figure on the card | Fits a budget of |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6 bottles | $294 | 6 months | $49 | $588 (2 orders) | $1,074 | Under $50 a month |
| 3 bottles | $207 | 3 months | $69 | $828 (4 orders) | $537 | Under $70 a month |
| 2 bottles | $158 + shipping | 2 months | $79, about $84 with $9.99 shipping | $948 + up to $59.94 shipping (6 orders) | $358 | About $85 a month |
The yearly gap is real money. Two 6-bottle orders cost $240 less than four 3-bottle orders for the same twelve bottles, and $360 less than six 2-bottle orders before shipping. The catch is the $294 you hand over in one go.
A daily figure works too: about $1.63, $2.30 or $2.63 a capsule. Twelve bottles cover 360 days, which we round to a year.
Every box holds the same capsule, so the only choices are how many months you pay for and whether you want free US shipping and the e-books, which come with 3 or 6 bottles.

Refunds within 60 days


Refunds within 60 days


Refunds within 60 days

These are the prices on mymemohoney.com; the checkout page shows the final amount. Crossed-out prices use a $179-per-bottle reference that no page shows anyone paying. A "Subscribe & Save" box appears on one BuyGoods order page; keep it empty if you want a single order.
Each button opens the pack picker on the brand's own site, mymemohoney.com, where BuyGoods takes the payment. If the total there differs from the card you clicked, stop and call +1 (302) 200-3480 before you pay.
Tap the numbers on the photo. Each note ties one part of the six-bottle box to a cost or a rule you should know before you order the biggest pack.

The price on the card is what you pay only if you say no along the way. Four points on the checkout route can add a charge, so read each screen before you press a button.
Two bottles show "+ SHIPPING" on the home page and $9.99 on one brand order page. Three and six ship free in the US.
A BuyGoods order page dangles 10% off for joining "Subscribe & Save". Ticked, it repeats your pack and its charge once a month. Leave it empty.
One order route we traced shows extra offers once your card is charged, including more MemoHoney at $19 a bottle behind a 3-minute timer. Each yes is a new charge.
A later offer page sells Florazen, which is not MemoHoney. Saying no keeps your first order as it was.
Charged for something you did not choose? Phone this site's order desk, +1 (302) 200-3480, or the BuyGoods line, (866) 838-5063, on the day you notice, with every order ID from your emails.

Three bottles of MemoHoney: $207 once, free US shipping, five e-books and 60 days to ask for a refund.
$49 per bottle with the 6-bottle box, $294. Refunds within 60 days · 3 or 6 ship free · BuyGoods secure payment.
We show the brand's crossed-out totals, $358, $537 and $1,074, but we never call the gap a saving. Each one is $179 times the bottle count, and no page we read shows anyone paying $179 for a bottle.
The brand's cards also print "YOU SAVE" lines and run a 30-minute countdown above the prices. A countdown on an offer that is not really time-limited is a pattern the FTC calls misleading (FTC, Report on dark patterns (press release)). Nothing on this site counts down; these prices will read the same tomorrow.
The same domain hosts four pages ending in "tsl-alisson". They offer "2 bottles + 1 free" style bundles with the price left as a bare "$", and their buttons open BuyGoods checkouts coded for SlimTide, a blood-sugar product. Buy only from the main pack picker, which is where our buttons go.
The 3 and 6 bottle boxes add five e-books with stated values of $49, $49, $69, $49 and $39, or $255 in all. That is the brand's figure, not money in your pocket, and one title, Sleep Live Better, is missing from the download page. Each book is described on our MemoHoney bonuses page; delivery is covered on the shipping page.
Whatever you spend, you have 60 days to ask for it back, but the brand's pages set different conditions. One deducts a 20% restocking fee and takes back only sealed bottles, so ask for your order's rule in writing.
Our MemoHoney return policy page lines those conditions up. Look-alike stores copy the same prices, so check the seller on where to buy MemoHoney first.
See today's MemoHoney packs on the brand's order pageOne bottle is one month, so a month costs $79 in the 2-bottle order, $69 in the 3-bottle order or $49 in the 6-bottle order. Add about $5 a month to the 2-bottle figure if your order page charges the $9.99 shipping.
Twelve bottles cover 360 days. Bought as two 6-bottle orders that is $588; as four 3-bottle orders, $828; as six 2-bottle orders, $948 plus up to $59.94 in shipping.
Yes. The capsule is the same in every box, and the price per bottle falls from $79 to $69 to $49 as the pack grows. The trade-off is a larger single charge on the day you order.
Check four things: the $9.99 shipping line on a 2-bottle order, a monthly "Subscribe & Save" box, an extra offer accepted after payment, and a variant page that charged for another product. Call +1 (302) 200-3480 with the order ID.
Not by default. The brand FAQ promises a single purchase that never renews by itself, but a BuyGoods checkout page offers a monthly box. Leave it empty and you are charged once.
We cannot compare, because none of the brand pages we opened links to Amazon, Walmart or any store. Prices on this page come from mymemohoney.com, the brand's own site.
No. Honey is only in the name. The label lists amino acids, niacin and calcium in a vegetable capsule, and no honey, sugar or bee product.
That is your call, but weigh it honestly. An expert panel convened by AARP says no supplement has been shown to prevent or slow cognitive decline and suggests getting nutrients from food instead.
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Reads the MemoHoney label line by line and weighs each health statement against NIH, Mayo Clinic and Alzheimer's Association guidance.