The Day-Supply Math, Corrected
At the label's own stated dose of 2 gummies daily from a 30-gummy bottle, SodaPeak's official day-supply figures for the 3- and 6-bottle packs don't add up.
This is a simple, checkable arithmetic issue — not a matter of opinion.
The math, step by step
Each SodaPeak bottle contains 30 gummies. The labeled serving is 2 gummies daily. That means one bottle provides 30 ÷ 2 = 15 days of servings.
From there: 2 bottles = 30 gummies × 2 = 60 gummies ÷ 2 per day = 30 days. 3 bottles = 90 gummies ÷ 2 = 45 days. 6 bottles = 180 gummies ÷ 2 = 90 days.
What the official site claims instead
SodaPeak's official site lists the 2-bottle pack correctly as a 30-day supply, but lists the 3-bottle pack as a 90-day supply and the 6-bottle pack as a 180-day supply — both exactly double what the label's own dosing math supports.
Why this matters when you're comparing prices
A per-bottle price only tells you part of the story. If you're budgeting based on how many days a package is supposed to last, using the manufacturer's overstated figures for the larger packs would lead you to underestimate your actual cost per day of use by roughly half.
Applying this to SodaPeak
We use these corrected figures throughout our pricing breakdown rather than repeating the manufacturer's published day-supply claims for the 3- and 6-bottle packs.
