PowerUp Supplement Reviews 2026: Start Small or Stock Up? Comparing Packages Before You Order

A closer look at PowerUp's brand-listed package prices, upfront costs, and men's vitality positioning, with refund terms and optional subscription details to consider when choosing an order.

OGDEN, UT / ACCESS Newswire / October 1, 2026 / Disclaimers: This is a paid advertorial. This content is promotional and intended to educate consumers about a commercially available product. You earn a commission if you buy through links here, and product claims come from the brand, not from independent endorsement. PowerUp is a dietary supplement - not a drug, not FDA-approved, and not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Official site: the company direct PowerUp page. Pages reviewed October 2, 2026, so confirm current details before ordering.

PowerUp Reviews: Start Small at $158 or Buy Six for $294? Compare Packages, Refund Terms, and Billing (Consumer Research)

TL;DR - PowerUp price at a glance:

• PowerUp price: $49 to $79 per bottle for the men's vitality capsule sold at powerupmax.app
• Packs: six bottles for $294 with free US shipping, three for $207, two for $158 (shipping added on the smaller packs)
• Guarantee: a brand-stated 60 days, described differently on two brand pages, with eligibility and return conditions that need clarifying
• Checkout: a monthly Subscribe & Save choice appears, so check the box before you pay
• Made for: buyers comparing packs who want the refund and billing terms straight before ordering

You saw the ad. Something made you stop scrolling, and now you're one click from the order page - looking at a lower price per bottle on one side and a bigger upfront order on the other. That's a real tradeoff, and it deserves a real look: how much you want to spend today, how many bottles you want to commit to, and what the published refund and billing terms say. Here's what the available pages establish - and what remains unconfirmed. Start with the numbers: two bottles start at $158, while six bottles for $294 works out to about $1.63 a day on the brand's own labeling.

See today's PowerUp package prices and what each one includes

How Much Does PowerUp Cost? Package Prices at a Glance

The brand's offer page, reviewed October 2, 2026, shows three package tiers:

• 6 bottles (labeled 180 days): $49 per bottle, $294 total, with free US shipping per the page
• 3 bottles (labeled 90 days): $69 per bottle, $207 total, plus shipping
• 2 bottles (labeled 60 days): $79 per bottle, $158 total, plus shipping

These figures come from the offer page - the checkout loads its totals with scripts. Your final total - with shipping on the smaller packs, any discount, and taxes - shows up at checkout.

Buyer Takeaway: Three packages, $49 to $79 per bottle - and the number that counts is the total on your checkout screen.

PowerUp Cost Per Day: The Math Behind Each Package

The pack labels give you a duration - and the directions give you two capsules a day. Together they let you compare tiers on equal footing:

• Six-bottle pack: $294 over 180 days is about $1.63 per day, with free US shipping per the page
• Three-bottle pack: $207 over 90 days is about $2.30 per day, before shipping
• Two-bottle pack: $158 over 60 days is about $2.63 per day, before shipping

Here's what it costs to reach six bottles in different ways, before any shipping:

• Three two-bottle orders: $474
• Two three-bottle orders: $414
• One six-bottle order: $294

These calculations are based on brand-labeled durations-not confirmed supply figures. The offer page doesn't say how many capsules come in a bottle - so the bottle label is the real answer when your order arrives.

Start Small or Buy Six? A Quick Package-Choice Guide

No single pack suits every buyer - here's how the three compare on upfront spend, quantity, and per-bottle price:

• Two bottles ($158 plus shipping): the smallest upfront spend on the page and the highest price per bottle ($79). Labeled 60 days. May suit you if you prefer a smaller first order.
• Three bottles ($207 plus shipping): the middle option on both counts, at $69 per bottle and a 90-day label.
• Six bottles ($294, free US shipping per the page): the lowest price per bottle ($49), a 180-day label, and the largest upfront commitment. May suit you if you prefer paying less per bottle and are comfortable with the bigger order once the refund terms are confirmed.

Three questions can make the choice clearer:

• How much do you want to spend today? The packs run from $158 to $294.
• How many bottles do you want in hand? Two, three, or six, with durations labeled by the brand.
• Which refund process applies? The pages describe it differently, so confirm it for the package you pick.

Buyer Takeaway: The lowest price per bottle and the largest upfront order come in the same package, so decide with the refund section in front of you.

See which PowerUp package fits your plans on the current offer page

What Comes With Each PowerUp Package?

• The product: every pack holds bottles of the same capsule dietary supplement, which the brand positions for men's vitality, energy, and overall well-being, with 14 listed active ingredients
• The serving: two capsules a day, preferably with water during meals
• Six-bottle extras: free US shipping and a "free gifts" mention; the page doesn't name the gifts, so they aren't described here
• Smaller packs: "plus shipping," with no amount shown on the pages reviewed
• Delivery timing: no shipping policy page turned up, so delivery estimates aren't reported

If a free gift or a delivery date matters to your decision, ask the brand to put it in writing before you order. The copy-and-paste email later in this guide covers it.

Crossed-Out Prices on the PowerUp Offer Page: How to Read Them

• What the page shows: $1,074 beside the six-bottle total, $537 beside the three-bottle total, $358 beside the two-bottle total, and "SAVE $780" on the six-bottle tile
• What the math says: each crossed-out number works out to $179 per bottle
• What was found: no price-history evidence showing PowerUp was ever sold at $179 per bottle
• How this guide treats them: as the brand's own reference point, never as a measure of savings; every comparison here uses current prices only

If you see a savings claim anywhere - on this page or any other - ask what price it's measured against.

Buyer Takeaway: The sticker price is only half the story - the other half is how the brand treats the crossed-out numbers, and this guide ignores them.

PowerUp Refund Policy: The 60-Day Window, Step by Step

The brand's Returns and Refunds page lays out a process. In plain terms:

• Return address: PO Box 12730, Ogden, UT 84404
• One note from the page: don't send the purchase back to the manufacturer
• If a refund is late: the page suggests checking your bank account, then your card company, then your bank, and then contacting support

Review the current guarantee wording on the PowerUp offer page

Two Pages, Two Refund Descriptions: What Smart Buyers Check

The offer page and the returns page describe the guarantee differently, and this guide doesn't pick a winner. The brand and the retailer can tell you which terms apply to your order, and consumer protection law and your card issuer's rules may matter too.

• The offer page says: a 60-day, 100 percent money-back guarantee; email or call for a refund; a promised refund within 48 hours and "no questions asked," per the brand
• The returns page says: authorization, buyer-paid return shipping, a 14-day return window counted from an unspecified "receipt," a condition requirement, and a refund after inspection "within a few days"
• The checkout page adds: its own 60-day money-back badge and statement

Here's where they don't line up:

• The offer page doesn't mention returning product or paying return shipping.
• The returns page doesn't mention a 48-hour refund.
• The returns page lists "some health and personal care items" as non-returnable and says "sale items cannot be refunded," and neither page explains how those lines apply to a discounted supplement package. Those lines could affect eligibility, so it's worth asking directly.

The practical move is to email the brand before you order and ask which refund process applies to your package, whether the sale-items line applies, and who pays return shipping. Keep the reply with your order confirmation.

Buyer Takeaway: Two pages, two descriptions - so get the process that applies to you confirmed in writing before you pay.

The 60-Day Refund Clock: What the Returns Page Says

Time is the one constraint you can plan around, as long as you treat the returns page as the source of the rule. It says the 60 days run from your purchase date and that your return authorization must be approved within that window. Confirm with the brand that the rule applies to your order. If it does, here's the timeline for an order placed on day 0:

• Day 0: You order. Save the confirmation email and a screenshot of your package and total.
• Delivery: Shipping time isn't documented on the pages reviewed. If the purchase-date rule applies, transit days come out of the 60.
• Days 1 through 60: The window the page describes for requesting and getting approval for a return authorization.
• Day 60: The stated deadline. The page says approval, not just the request, has to happen inside the window.

If you plan to evaluate the product before deciding, set a reminder well ahead of day 60 - and ask the brand in writing how it counts the days.

Buyer Takeaway: Mark day 0 on your calendar the day you order, then ask the brand how it counts.

PowerUp Subscription Terms: What the Checkout Showed

The BuyGoods checkout page, reviewed October 2, 2026, includes a "Save 10% on your order when you Subscribe & Save" choice. Here's what the captured page text said:

• Frequency: monthly shipments, per the captured text
• Billing: the text says your card is charged an amount tied to the package size you pick, and that the charge shows up as "BuyGoods"
• Stopping shipments: the text gives a customer service number, (866) 838-5063, staffed Monday through Friday 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. PT and weekends 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. PT
• Fine print: the page adds that "all terms and conditions apply"

The captured wording doesn't match the established terms. Here's what the capture did not show:

• The recurring charge for each package
• The quantity shipped each month (the sentence describing it looked incomplete)
• The date of the first renewal
• Whether the subscribe box is selected by default
• Any cancellation method other than the phone number

Subscription and auto-renewal offers are subject to federal law (ROSCA), which concerns clear disclosure of material terms, express informed consent, and a simple way to cancel, along with state auto-renewal laws that may add requirements, such as online cancellation for online sign-ups. A phone number alone doesn't tell you whether a given arrangement meets those standards. Your best protection is practical - look at the box before you click Buy, screenshot your final screen, and keep your confirmation email.

See how the current PowerUp checkout presents the subscribe box

How to Cancel PowerUp Shipments and Reach Support

Here are the contact routes found, grouped by what each one is documented for:

• Stopping subscription shipments: (866) 838-5063 per the BuyGoods checkout, with the hours above
• Order support: +1 (720) 575-3562, 24/7, per the brand's contact page
• Order trouble: the checkout's "Having trouble? Contact us" link points to the BuyGoods contact page
• Product and refund questions: the product email on the brand's contact page, or the support address listed in the product materials for this article

When you call or write, note the date, the time, and the representative's name, and ask for a confirmation email. If you're canceling, ask that the confirmation state that future shipments are stopped.

Buyer Takeaway: Subscription terms are a checkout-screen question - so look first and click second.

Seven Smart Checks Before You Click Buy

This is the money-side checklist, built from what the pages show and don't show:

1. Your final total: compare the checkout total, after shipping and any discount, to the offer-page price for your package.
2. Shipping on smaller packs: the two- and three-bottle tiles say "plus shipping" with no amount on the pages reviewed.
3. The subscribe box: see whether it's selected, and what recurring amount, quantity, and billing date it shows.
4. The refund process: get the governing steps in writing, as covered above.
5. The extras on the page: the captured checkout text included an "Upgrade Your Order" heading, a coupon-code field, an opt-in for SMS alerts with vendor promotions, and an "order reserved" timer field that read 00:00. What you'll see live wasn't captured, so read each prompt before you click, and take whatever time you need.
6. Your payment method: the captured text listed credit card, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Paze, and Klarna. Each provider sets its own terms, and those weren't reviewed.
7. The website address: the brand's domain is powerupmax.app. A search for the name also returns powerupmax.com, which appears to be an unrelated mobile-accessories store, so check the address before you enter payment details.

Go through these checks on the current PowerUp checkout

Buyer Takeaway: These seven checks give you screenshots and written answers to refer to later.

Copy-and-Paste Email to Send the Brand Before You Order

One short email puts the open items in this guide in front of the brand in writing. Copy it, adjust the package, and send it to the product email on the brand's contact page.

Subject: Pre-order questions about PowerUp (powerupmax.app)

1. Which refund process applies to the [2-, 3-, or 6-bottle] package: the one on the offer page or the one on the Returns and Refunds page?
2. Does the "sale items cannot be refunded" line apply to the prices shown on the offer page?
3. Is a dietary supplement among the "health and personal care items" listed as non-returnable?
4. Does the 60-day period start on the purchase date or the delivery date, what does "within 14 days of receipt" count from, and who pays return shipping?
5. If I choose Subscribe & Save, what is the recurring charge, how many bottles ship each month, when is the first renewal, and how do I cancel by email or online?
6. Can you send a photo of the Supplement Facts label, and name the free gifts included with the six-bottle package?

Keep whatever reply you receive, the date you sent the email, and the address you sent it to alongside your order confirmation.

Buyer Takeaway: One written reply from the brand gives you answers you can point to later.

PowerUp Pricing and Policy Fast Facts

• Product: PowerUp, a capsule dietary supplement with 14 listed active ingredients
• Serving: 2 capsules per day, preferably with water during meals
• Six-bottle pack: $294 total ($49 per bottle), free US shipping per the offer page
• Three-bottle pack: $207 total ($69 per bottle) plus shipping
• Two-bottle pack: $158 total ($79 per bottle) plus shipping
• Duration labels: 180, 90, and 60 days (brand-labeled)
• Daily cost on brand-labeled durations: about $1.63, $2.30, and $2.63 (the last two before shipping)
• Guarantee: 60-day money-back, brand-stated; offer page and returns page differ on process
• Refund clock: starts at purchase date per the returns page; applicability to your order to be confirmed
• Return shipping: paid by the buyer per the returns page
• Return window: 14 days from "receipt" per the returns page (receipt of what is not specified)
• Return address: PO Box 12730, Ogden, UT 84404
• Subscription choice: Subscribe & Save 10%, monthly shipments, shown at checkout
• Subscription phone number (checkout): (866) 838-5063
• Retailer: BuyGoods, a Delaware corporation, 1201 N Orange Street Suite #7223, Wilmington, DE 19801
• Order support: +1 (720) 575-3562, 24/7
• Pricing last reviewed: October 2, 2026

PowerUp Pricing Quick Answers

How much does PowerUp cost?

PowerUp costs $49 per bottle in the six-bottle pack ($294 with free US shipping), $69 per bottle in the three-bottle pack ($207 plus shipping), and $79 per bottle in the two-bottle pack ($158 plus shipping), according to the brand's offer page reviewed October 2, 2026.

What is the PowerUp refund policy?

PowerUp's refund policy is a 60-day money-back guarantee, according to the brand. The returns page describes authorization, buyer-paid return shipping, and a 14-day return window counted from an unspecified "receipt," while the offer page describes an email-or-call request, so confirm which terms apply to your order in writing before you pay.

Does PowerUp charge monthly?

PowerUp's checkout showed a Subscribe & Save 10% option with monthly shipments, based on the captured page text. Whether the box is selected by default, and what the recurring charge would be, couldn't be confirmed, so check both before paying and screenshot your final screen.

How do you contact PowerUp support?

PowerUp support is listed on the brand's contact page as +1 (720) 575-3562, available 24/7, plus a product email. Subscription changes use (866) 838-5063 per the checkout, with hours listed on that page. Save the number you use, the date you called, and the name of the person you spoke with.

Compare PowerUp package terms against these quick answers

Frequently Asked Questions About PowerUp Pricing, Refunds, and Billing

How much is PowerUp per bottle?

PowerUp is $49 per bottle in the six-bottle pack, $69 per bottle in the three-bottle pack, and $79 per bottle in the two-bottle pack, based on the brand's offer page reviewed on October 2, 2026. The totals are $294, $207, and $158. The six-bottle pack lists free US shipping, while the two smaller packs add shipping at checkout. Your final total can differ if a discount applies or taxes are added, so check the figure shown at checkout - that total is what your card is charged.

Does PowerUp offer free shipping?

The six-bottle tile on the offer page states free US shipping - and the two- and three-bottle tiles say "plus shipping" without an amount. We didn't find a shipping policy page or delivery estimate among the pages reviewed. The checkout text included a shipping and handling line, so a charge for your address may appear there before you pay. Screenshot that screen so you have a record of what you agreed to - and ask the brand if delivery timing matters to you.

How long is the PowerUp money-back guarantee?

The brand states a 60-day money-back guarantee on its offer page - and the returns page says you have 60 days from the purchase date to request a return and refund. The checkout page also displays a 60-day badge. Confirm in writing whether the clock starts on purchase or delivery, since shipping time could use up part of the window if the purchase-date rule applies. Mark your purchase date and set a reminder well before day 60.

Who pays for return shipping on PowerUp?

According to the returns page, the buyer pays for return shipping - and the product must be sent to the listed address within 14 days of "receipt," but the page doesn't say whether that means receipt of the authorization or your delivered order. The offer page's guarantee language doesn't mention return shipping at all, which is one of the points worth confirming in writing before you order. If you return a product, use tracked shipping, email the tracking number to the brand as the returns page directs, and keep your postal receipt.

Can you return PowerUp if the bottle is opened?

According to the returns page, a bottle doesn't have to be sealed to come back, but everything that arrived in the original order goes back with it, and the product can't be broken or damaged. It also lists "some health and personal care items" as non-returnable without saying whether a supplement falls into that group. Because that line is unexplained, ask the brand to confirm that PowerUp qualifies before you order, and keep the reply with your order folder.

How long does a PowerUp refund take?

The two pages give different timelines. The offer page promises a refund within 48 hours, while the returns page says the credit follows an inspection of the returned product and lands within a few days, on the card or account you paid with. The returns page also notes that banks and card companies can add their own posting time. Ask the brand which timeline applies to your order, and keep your return tracking number and any approval email together.

Is PowerUp a subscription?

The BuyGoods checkout text showed a Subscribe & Save 10% choice with monthly shipments and billing to your card as "BuyGoods." The pages reviewed don't show whether that box is selected by default for each order, or what the recurring charge and first renewal date would be. The safe approach is to look at the box before you click Buy. If you want a one-time purchase, confirm that no recurring shipment is attached and keep a screenshot of the final screen.

Look at the live PowerUp checkout and subscribe box yourself

How do you cancel PowerUp shipments?

The checkout says you can stop shipments by calling customer service at (866) 838-5063, Monday through Friday 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. PT and Saturday and Sunday 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. PT. Phone is the only cancellation method documented on the pages reviewed - so ask whether email or online cancellation is also available. When you call, note the date and the representative's name, ask for a confirmation email, and check your next card statement for charges under the BuyGoods name.

What payment methods does PowerUp accept?

The captured BuyGoods checkout text listed credit card, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Paze, and Klarna as payment options. The page text doesn't describe the terms of any of them, and each provider sets its own rules, fees, and dispute processes. If you plan to use a financing option, read that provider's terms separately - and keep in mind that the returns page describes refunds going back to the card or account you paid with. Save the receipt and order number whichever method you choose.

Is the PowerUp six-bottle pack worth it?

Whether the six-bottle pack is worth it depends on your preferences and budget, and the page can't decide that for you. On price alone, it has the lowest cost per bottle ($49) and free US shipping per the offer page, about $1.63 a day on the brand's duration labels. It is also the largest upfront spend at $294, for six bottles of a product you may not have tried. If you'd rather start smaller, the two-bottle pack is $158 plus shipping - and either way, confirm the refund process that applies to your package before you pay.

Where do you send PowerUp returns?

The returns page lists PO Box 12730, Ogden, UT 84404 as the return address and tells buyers not to send purchases back to the manufacturer. Because the process starts with a return authorization, request that approval first rather than mailing the product on your own. Email the tracking number so the return can be matched to your order, and keep a photo of the package contents and the shipping label before you seal the box.

What is the PowerUp customer service phone number?

The brand's contact page lists order support at +1 (720) 575-3562, available 24/7. The BuyGoods checkout lists a separate number for subscription changes, (866) 838-5063, staffed Monday through Friday, 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. PT, and weekends, 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. PT. The product materials for this article list a third number, 302-404-2568. Because three numbers appear, call the one on the brand's contact page first, and write down the date, the time, and the name of the person you reach.

Is PowerUp the same product as "PowerUp Nitric Oxide Booster"?

The longer name by itself doesn't establish that a product is the same as this offer - and it doesn't establish any effect on nitric oxide. The brand's page calls the product PowerUp and doesn't use the phrase "nitric oxide" or describe a nitric oxide mechanism, while some product materials use the longer name. The prices and terms in this guide apply only to the offer on the brand's page. If you find a different seller, a different label, or a different price under a similar name, treat it as a separate offer and compare its terms before paying. If the name matters to your decision, ask the brand in writing how it describes the product.

How do you know you're on the right PowerUp website?

The brand's domain is powerupmax.app - and its offer, contact, returns, and terms pages all sit on it. A search for the name also returns many unrelated products called PowerUp, including a similarly named domain that appears to be a mobile-accessories store, so check the address in your browser before entering payment details. BuyGoods processes checkout, which the brand page lists as the retailer. Bookmark the correct address so you return to the same page when you're ready to order.

Check the current PowerUp offer against these FAQ answers

PowerUp Order Checklist: Before, During, and After Checkout

1. Confirm you're on the brand's domain, powerupmax.app, or a link that redirects there.
2. Choose your package and write down the per-bottle price and total shown on the offer page.
3. Email the brand to confirm the refund process, return shipping, and sale-items line for your package.
4. At checkout, read the subscribe box, the shipping line, and the final total before you click Buy.
5. Screenshot the final screen and save the confirmation email and order number.
6. Set a calendar reminder for day 45 so you can decide about a return with time to spare.
7. Keep the support numbers you used, with the date and the name of anyone you spoke with.
8. If you cancel or return, ask for written confirmation that shipments have stopped or the return is approved.

The Bottom Line on PowerUp Pricing, Refunds, and Billing

Here's what's clear:

• Three package prices from $49 to $79 per bottle
• A six-bottle total of $294 with free US shipping, or about $1.63 a day on the brand's labeling
• A stated 60-day money-back guarantee and a published return address
• A monthly Subscribe & Save choice at checkout

Here's what to confirm before you order:

• Which refund process applies, and how the sale-items and health-and-personal-care lines treat this offer
• What "within 14 days of receipt" counts from
• The subscribe box's default state, recurring charge, and first renewal date
• Shipping on the smaller packs, and the names of the free gifts

The checklist and the email above are built to put those questions in front of the brand in writing. When you're ready, check the current page, pick the package that fits your plans, and get the refund process confirmed in writing first.

Check the current PowerUp price and guarantee before you order

PowerUp Contact Information

Order and Product Support

• Phone: +1 (720) 575-3562, 24/7, per the brand's contact page
• Product email: listed on the brand's contact page (the address is obscured in the version reviewed); the product materials for this article list [email protected]
• Additional support number in the product materials: 302-404-2568

Subscription Changes

• Phone (per BuyGoods checkout): (866) 838-5063
• Hours: Monday through Friday, 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. PT; Saturday and Sunday, 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. PT

Order Trouble

• Online: BuyGoods contact page (linked from the checkout's "Having trouble? Contact us" prompt)

Returns

• Return address: PO Box 12730, Ogden, UT 84404 (request a return authorization first)

Retailer and Brand Pages

• Retailer: BuyGoods, a Delaware corporation, 1201 N Orange Street Suite #7223, Wilmington, DE 19801

Visit the current PowerUp offer page to review packages and terms

Disclosure and Compliance Information

• Material Limitations: The sources used were the brand's offer page, returns page, terms page, and contact page, the BuyGoods checkout page, the affiliate link redirect, and the product materials provided for this article, all reviewed on October 2, 2026. The product was not tested, and brand claims were not independently verified. The checkout's totals load through scripts, so offer-page pricing is cited, and the checkout details reported here come from captured page text rather than a completed order. Facts that could not be confirmed and were omitted include the subscribe box's default state, recurring charges, shipment quantities, and billing dates, shipping charges and delivery times, the names of any free gifts, other cancellation methods, the manufacturer's name, and customer ratings or reviews. A support phone number and email address listed here were provided with the product materials and are identified as such. A web search run on October 2, 2026 returned unrelated products and a similarly named domain (powerupmax.com) that appears to be a mobile-accessories store; no relationship between that domain and the brand was assessed. Readers should contact the brand and retailer to verify material terms.
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SOURCE: PowerUp