The size in one line
Each Breathiterol bottle is 60 mL, the same as 2 fl oz. It is an amber glass bottle fitted with a black spray pump and a cream-and-purple label marked Dietary Supplement. That single size applies to every pack, so the number on your order page is always a count of identical bottles.
Knowing the size matters because the packs are priced per bottle. When you can picture what one bottle holds, comparing the 2, 3 and 6 bottle options becomes simple arithmetic instead of guesswork.
Milliliters and fluid ounces
Labels in the United States often show two units side by side. Milliliters belong to the metric system and fluid ounces to the customary one. A 60 mL bottle equals roughly 2 fl oz, and the label gives both so that shoppers can use whichever they know.
If you have handled liquid products before, the size is easy to place. Think of a small travel-style bottle that fits in one hand. It is a compact container, and the spray pump on top is the only moving part.
Remember that the 60 mL figure describes the container, which is why it is the first number worth learning. Every other detail on the order page, from pack totals to per-bottle pricing, builds on it.
Total volume by pack
Because every bottle is 60 mL, the volume of each pack follows directly from the bottle count:
- 2 bottles hold 120 mL in total, listed at $158 with shipping added at checkout.
- 3 bottles hold 180 mL in total, listed at $207 with free US shipping.
- 6 bottles hold 360 mL in total, listed at $294 with free US shipping.
The price per bottle steps down from $79 to $69 to $49 as the pack grows. That is up to 38% off per bottle when you compare the 6 bottle pack with the 2 bottle pack. Detailed numbers live in the pricing guide.
One handy comparison: the 6 bottle pack holds three times the volume of the 2 bottle pack, and its price per bottle is $49 against $79. Looking at both numbers together shows how the larger pack is structured.
What the bottle itself looks like
The container is amber glass, which gives it a solid, apothecary-style look. The black pump sits on top and the cream-and-purple label wraps the front. The label carries the product name, the words Dietary Supplement, the volume statement and the supplement facts panel.
Reading that panel is the best way to learn the formula details, including amounts. Amounts are not repeated on the website, so the panel on the bottle is the place to look, and customer support can share them on request.
A spray bottle versus other containers
A pump bottle is a different object from a jar or a tub of capsules. There is nothing to open, count out or scoop. You hold the bottle, press the pump and put it back. Because the format is a bottle, the size is described in volume rather than in a number of pieces.
That is why you will see mL on the label and in the pack descriptions, and not a piece count. It is simply how liquid products are measured, and it keeps comparisons honest from one pack to the next.
Volume statements are printed on the front of the label so that you can confirm the size at a glance. Many shoppers like to compare that figure against the pack description when the box arrives, and it will match: 60 mL for each bottle, whatever the pack.
Using the volume to compare packs
A practical way to choose is to start from how many bottles you want on hand, then look at the price per bottle:
- Pick the bottle count that fits how you like to order.
- Check the per-bottle price for that pack: $79, $69 or $49.
- Check shipping: the 3 and 6 bottle packs include free US shipping.
The pack selection guide walks through each option in more depth, and the shipping explainer covers which packs qualify.
Ready to order
Once you know that each bottle is 60 mL and what each pack holds, the decision is straightforward. Every pack is backed by the 60-day money-back guarantee, and full terms are shown at checkout. The bottle is made in the USA in a GMP-certified, FDA-registered facility.
When you are ready, head to the official order page to choose your pack.
Reading totals across your order
Here is a quick way to turn the numbers into a picture. Line the bottles up in a row and each one is 60 mL. Two bottles make 120 mL, three make 180 mL and six make 360 mL. The totals grow in a straight line, and so does the number of bottles you hold.
The money side moves differently. The price per bottle drops from $79 to $69 to $49, the 3 bottle pack is $30 less than three bottles at $79, and the 6 bottle pack is $180 less than six at $79, which would come to $474. Together, volume and per-bottle price give you a complete view of each option.
Shipping is the last piece. The 2 bottle pack has shipping added at checkout, while the 3 and 6 bottle packs ship free within the US. All of it is shown plainly on the order page before you commit.
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Order BreathiterolFrequently Asked Questions
How much liquid is in one Breathiterol bottle?
Each Breathiterol bottle contains 60 mL, which equals 2 fl oz. The bottle is amber glass with a black spray pump and a cream-and-purple label marked Dietary Supplement. The volume is the same in every pack, so a 2 bottle pack holds 120 mL in total, a 3 bottle pack holds 180 mL, and a 6 bottle pack holds 360 mL. The supplement facts panel on the label lists the details for the formula, and customer support can share them if you would like them before you order.
Is the bottle size the same in every pack?
Yes. The pack options differ only in how many bottles you receive, never in the size of each bottle. Every bottle is 60 mL. The 2 bottle pack is listed at $158 plus shipping at checkout, the 3 bottle pack at $207 with free US shipping, and the 6 bottle pack at $294 with free US shipping. The price per bottle is $79, $69 and $49 respectively. Because the bottle never changes, you can compare packs simply by looking at the per-bottle price and the shipping terms shown on the order page.