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Quiet Tone Price: 5 Steps to Find the Real Daily Cost

By Quiet Tone Team · Medically reviewed by Dr. Kelsee Lothes, Au.D, Audiologist · Review date October 16, 2026 · Last updated October 29, 2026 · 7 min read

Step 1: What are the packs, and where is the single bottle?

Three packs exist. They hold two, three and six bottles. If you searched for 'Quiet Tone 1 bottle', there is no such option at any price. The smallest order is two bottles, which is a 60-day supply.

That is a real cost for a first-time buyer. You cannot spend a small amount to see whether a capsule suits your stomach. The offsetting fact is the 180-day guarantee, which is three times the length of the smallest pack.

Step 2: What does each pack cost in total?

Read from the seller's buy cards on September 19, 2026. International shipping, where offered, is quoted at checkout.

Add the shipping on the two-bottle pack and the smallest order comes to $167.99. Duty and import charges, where a country applies them, are billed to the buyer by the carrier and are not in the pack price.

Step 3: How do you turn that into a price per day?

One capsule a day makes the sum easy. A bottle is 30 days, so a pack's supply is its bottle count times 30. Divide the all-in cost by the days.

Two-bottle all-in cost is $158 plus $9.99. Without shipping, two bottles would be $2.63 a day.

The gap between the dearest and cheapest day is a little over a dollar. Over 180 days that is roughly two hundred dollars. The six-bottle pack is the cheapest per day, and it is also the largest sum to recover if you change your mind.

Step 4: What are the struck-through prices?

Each pack card shows a larger crossed-out figure: $358, $537 and $1,074. They are the seller's own comparison prices. Divide each by its bottle count and you get the same answer every time, $179 a bottle.

One round number multiplied by two, three and six is a construction. It is not a record of what the capsule sold for last month, and nothing says it is. The figure to carry to the checkout is the cost per day you worked out in step 3.

Step 5: Are there coupons, deals or a subscription?

Searches for a coupon code, promo code, discount code, deal, sale or offer are common. Our sources publish none. The prices above are the offer. If a stranger's page lists a code, we cannot confirm it, and the checkout will show what applies.

The same goes for 'free shipping'. It is real, but only from three bottles up. And a subscription is not part of any pack. Each pack is a single payment, and nothing renews or reorders by itself.

Which pack fits which kind of buyer?

The right pack depends on how long you plan to give the capsule, more than on how much you want to spend.

• Two bottles. The shortest commitment on offer. Sixty days covers an eight-week trial with four days to spare. You pay the highest price per bottle and the only shipping charge on the ladder.
• Three bottles. Ninety days, free U.S. shipping and a price of $69 a bottle. It covers the full eight to twelve weeks that the plant trials ran, and it is the pack the seller flags as the most popular.
• Six bottles. A hundred and eighty days at the lowest price per bottle. It suits someone who already knows the capsule agrees with them. It is also the largest sum to recover if you change your mind.

What is in the price, and what is not?

From the seller's pack cards and pricing page.

Seeing both columns side by side is the quickest way to avoid a surprise at checkout. If the checkout shows anything that does not match this table, go back and ask the order desk before you pay.

Is Quiet Tone worth the price?

Value depends on what you want. If you want one plant at its studied dose, a single-ingredient product gives you more of that plant, usually for less. The whole Quiet Tone blend is 415.5 mg, while chamomile was trialled at 1,500 mg a day and ashwagandha at 600 mg a day.

If you want one capsule a day that carries nine printed vitamin and mineral rows plus a wide blend, the price buys convenience. The guarantee makes the experiment reversible: 180 days from purchase, opened bottles included, with return postage paid by you.

One timing note matters for the six-bottle pack. Six bottles is 180 days of capsules, and the window is 180 days from purchase. They end together, and shipping time uses up part of the window, so decide around the fifth bottle rather than at the end.

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Our view

Our view is that the price ladder is clear but steep at the bottom. A first order of $167.99 is a lot to pay for a capsule you have not tried, and the missing single-bottle tier is the honest cost of that design.

The 180-day guarantee is the main thing that makes the cost sensible. If you try it, buy the pack that fits the time you will really give it, keep the order email, and set a calendar date well before the window closes.

Quiet Tone is sold as a dietary supplement. It has no FDA approval, because the agency does not approve supplements before sale, and these statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Ask your doctor about anything medical.