About This MomBurn Site

Last updated: 2026-08-08

Most pages about a supplement argue about whether it works. This one is about what it costs, which is the part you can actually verify before you spend anything.

Why the money angle

Direct-to-consumer supplements are priced with a small number of repeated levers: a steep bundle discount, a free-shipping threshold, digital bonuses gated above a tier, and a money-back guarantee. Once you can see those four, a price ladder stops being persuasive and turns into a table you can read. That is the entire service this site provides.

What we publish

• Cost per day at every bundle size, worked from the official store prices.
• Where a shipping charge changes the ranking of the tiers.
• What the guarantee actually says — the window, the start date, and who administers it.
• Where the official page's own numbers disagree with each other, and which one we therefore refuse to reprint.

What we refuse to publish

We do not print a struck-through "was" price the official store does not charge, we do not invent savings figures, and we do not run customer testimonials we cannot verify. On the 2-bottle card the official store shows a struck price and a savings line that contradict one another; the resolution here is to show the price you pay and say why the rest is missing.

How we are paid

Affiliate commission on purchases made through our links, at no extra cost to you, disclosed on every page. A site funded that way telling you to buy the smaller bundle is a site worth reading; that is the standard we hold this one to.