What the saving in your cart means

It compares what you are about to pay with what the same bottles would cost bought one at a time, each with its own shipping. It isn’t a discount and nothing is deducted. It is the difference shipping makes.

Why single bottles are the comparison

One bottle on its own pays a flat $10.00 for shipping. Two bottles share the same charge, and 3 or more ship free. So the more bottles in one order, the less shipping each one costs.

Why not the shelf price?

Measuring against the bottle price alone would make a multi-bottle order look like a markup, because a shelf price doesn’t include getting the bottle to you. One bottle, delivered, is the fair reference, so that is the one used.

Where you see it

The buy panel on the home page shows the delivered price and the saving as you change the quantity. The cart repeats it, naming the number of bottles it is comparing against.

What you actually pay

The cart’s delivered total: subtotal plus shipping. The same figure appears on the payment page and in your confirmation email. There are no codes to apply on top; promo codes explains why.