The Day-Supply Math, Explained
SodaPeak's bottle label directs 2 gummies daily from a 30-gummy bottle, which works out to 15 days of actual use per bottle.
But the day-supply figures advertised across all three bundle sizes are exactly double that math. Here's how we worked out the correction.
The label's own math
SodaPeak's bottle label directs two gummies daily. Each bottle holds 30 gummies. Thirty gummies divided by two per day equals fifteen days — that's the actual supply in one bottle, using the brand's own printed serving direction.
What's advertised instead
Across the brand's marketing, the 2-bottle package is advertised as a 60-day supply, the 3-bottle package as a 90-day supply, and the 6-bottle package as a 180-day supply. Each of these figures is exactly double what 15-day-per-bottle math actually supports.
Why this matters for planning your order
If you order based on the advertised figures, you'll run out of product roughly twice as fast as expected. Planning your reorder around the corrected 15-day-per-bottle math avoids an unpleasant surprise partway through your supply.
Applying this to SodaPeak
We use the corrected 30/45/90-day figures throughout this site rather than the advertised numbers. See our full review for how this weighs against the product overall.
