1 Bottle
60 capsules

- 60 capsules in total
- 60-day money-back guarantee
- Tracked shipping from the US
- Secure card checkout
Price shown at checkout
Bazopril prices are shown at checkout, in packs of 1, 3 or 6 bottles.
Every bottle holds 60 capsules. To work out the cost per day, use the directions on your own bottle.
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The Bazopril price is shown at checkout. It is not printed on this site, because the order page sets it and offers change it.
Three pack sizes are offered: 1 bottle, 3 bottles and 6 bottles. Every bottle holds 60 capsules. The only thing that changes between packs is how many bottles arrive and what the order page charges for them.
60 capsules

180 capsules

360 capsules

Prices are set by the checkout listing and can change. We never print a price we cannot confirm. Questions before you order? Call +1 (100) 819-1122.
Each card opens the same secure order page with the live total. Read the figure there, including shipping and tax, before you pay. A number typed onto a page like this one would be out of date the first time an offer changed, and we would rather leave it blank than leave it wrong.
Because no serving size is published. Cost per day needs two numbers, a total and a number of days, and the second one does not exist in anything we were given.
| Pack | Capsules in the pack | Days if your label says 1 a day | Days if it says 2 a day | Cost per day |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 bottle | 60 | 60 | 30 | Checkout total divided by the days your own label gives |
| 3 bottles | 180 | 180 | 90 | Checkout total divided by the days your own label gives |
| 6 bottles | 360 | 360 | 180 | Checkout total divided by the days your own label gives |
Look at what changes across the two middle columns. A bottle of 60 capsules lasts two months at one capsule a day, or one month at two. That is a doubling, and it moves the daily cost by the same amount. So any cost-per-day figure we printed would be a guess dressed up as arithmetic.
You can still do the sum yourself once the bottle arrives. Read the directions printed on your own label, count the capsules it asks for, then divide the capsules in your pack by that number. That gives your days. Divide the checkout total by your days and you have a real cost per day, not ours.
A three-bottle pack holds 180 capsules and a six-bottle pack holds 360. How many days that covers depends entirely on the label in your hand.
How far does each pack get you?
A 3-bottle pack holds 180 capsules. If your label serving is one a day, that is about 180 days.
Serving size is not published here. Check the label and adjust.
Drag through the pack sizes and watch the bar. The marker shows the 60-day money-back window, which runs from your purchase unless the sales page prints a longer one. That window is a purchase policy with a fixed length, while your supply length is not fixed at all.
There is a practical reason to care. If you want to try something and still be inside the refund window when you decide, a single bottle is the simplest pack to plan around. Larger packs are cheaper per bottle on most checkout pages of this kind, but they commit more money up front. The guarantee page explains how the window works.
The sales page artwork shows a bonus ebook called "The Heart’s Kitchen" and a two-plus-one style bundle. We cannot confirm either one, so we describe them and stop there.

Promotional art is made once and used for months. The offer behind it can end, change or be swapped for a different one without the picture being redrawn. Treat the artwork as a hint that offers exist, then read the order page for the one running today.
The same goes for the ebook. If a bonus is included, the checkout page says so before you pay, and that is the version that binds.
One more thing worth knowing. A bundle is only a saving if you finish it. Six bottles at a cheaper per-bottle rate still costs more in total than one bottle, and the capsules only have value if you take them.
Shipping, tax and any live offer all land at checkout. None of them are published here, and the table below says exactly where each one appears.
| What you want to know | Is it published here? | Where the real number appears |
|---|---|---|
| Price of one bottle | No | The secure order page, before you pay |
| Price of the 3 and 6 bottle packs | No | The same order page, pack by pack |
| Shipping fee | No | Added at checkout, before the final total |
| Sales tax | No | Worked out at checkout from your address |
| Any live offer or free bottle | No | Shown on the order page if it is running that day |
| Bonus ebook | No | Shown at checkout if it is part of the current offer |
We earn money when someone orders through the links on this site. That does not change your price by a cent. It is also the reason we keep the missing numbers visible instead of filling them in, because a site that invents a price will invent other things too.
You are buying 60 capsules a bottle containing six named plants, with no amount published for any of them. That is the honest description, and it is worth reading twice before you compare packs.
The plants on the panel are albaspine, conifer berry, elaion tree leaf extract, mallow flower, lasuna bulb and camellia sinensis. In plain names, that is hawthorn, an unnamed conifer, olive leaf, mallow, garlic and the tea plant. Our ingredients page walks through each one and the research behind it.
The bottle calls itself an "Advanced Blood Pressure Support Formula." Those are words printed on the label, not a measured result, and no supplement has been shown to do what prescription blood pressure medicine does. High blood pressure is diagnosed by a doctor and followed with repeat readings, so keep that part of your routine where it belongs.
The order page sets the price and offers move it. We only print figures we can confirm on the day, so the live total stays where it is generated.
Larger packs usually work out cheaper per bottle on checkout pages like this one, but check it yourself. Compare the per-bottle figures on the order page before you choose.
That depends on the directions printed on your bottle. Sixty capsules covers 60 days at one a day, or 30 days at two. No serving size is published, so we will not pick one for you.
Nothing on the material we were given describes one. Read every box and checkbox on the order page before you pay, and keep the confirmation email.
No. The sales page shows an ebook called The Heart’s Kitchen, and we cannot confirm it is part of today’s offer. The checkout page tells you what is included.
The packs we can see are 1, 3 and 6 bottles. If the order page offers another size on the day, the same arithmetic applies to it.
Shipping fees are added at checkout and are not published here. Read the final total, with shipping and tax, on the last screen before payment.

Ready when you are
60 capsules in every bottle. Follow the label on your bottle. 60-day money-back guarantee. A real person at +1 (100) 819-1122 for orders, tracking and refunds.