What Bonuses Come With Sciatica PRO+?

Both values in the third column are seller-set rather than market prices. The entry pack carries no addition of any kind.

The entry pack is bare. Move to three bottles and a newsletter subscription is attached; move to six and a gift package is attached instead. Neither addition replaces the other, and neither is offered separately.

This desk prints them because they are part of what the checkout hands over, and prints the caveat in the same breath because a value written by the seller is not the same kind of fact as a price. The pricing page keeps the two apart when it compares the packs, and so should you.

A subscription to an email list, valued by the seller at $53.

What that means in practice is that your address goes onto a mailing list the seller runs, and emails arrive from it. The seller describes it as a VIP newsletter and does not set out a schedule, a subject list or a sample issue, so what this desk can tell you with confidence is the shape of the thing rather than its contents.

Two honest observations about the number. An email list costs the sender close to nothing per additional subscriber, so $53 is not a cost being absorbed on your behalf. And a subscription is not a product with a shelf price that anyone could check it against.

None of that makes it worthless. If the emails carry the sort of thing a buyer of a nerve-health capsule wants in their inbox, an email list is a perfectly ordinary thing to be given. It is simply not $53 of anything, and it should not be the reason a pack gets chosen.

A bonus gift package, valued by the seller at $127, with the contents left undescribed on the seller's own page.

This desk will not guess at what is in it. Guessing would be the exact failure these pages exist to avoid: a plausible list invented to fill a gap, repeated by somebody else a week later, and impossible to walk back once it is loose. So what you get here is the boundary of what is known. A package is attached to the six-bottle pack, the seller assigns it a value of $127, and the itemisation stops there.

If the contents matter to your decision, the order desk is the place to ask before you buy rather than after. A question answered on the telephone in one minute is worth more than a paragraph of speculation here. The contact page has the route.

And if the answer disappoints you once the parcel is open, the 60-day window covers the order in the ordinary way. A bonus that fell short of expectations is not a separate class of complaint; it is simply a reason to use the return route like any other.

The rule this desk applies is the same one it applies to a review score or a struck price. Print the seller's number, say who wrote it, and never let it stand in a sum as though somebody had paid it.

Set both values to zero and the packs still order themselves the same way, because the price a bottle does the ordering: $79, $69 and $49. That is the test worth running on any bonus in this category.

• The formula. The capsule in a six-bottle order is the identical capsule in a two-bottle order: the same ten ingredients at the same printed amounts, the same hypromellose shell, the same two-a-day routine.
• The guarantee. All three packs carry the same 60 days from the date of purchase, opened bottles included. A bonus neither extends the window nor shortens it.
• The refund route. Return authorisation from the order desk, your details inside the box, tracked postage at your own cost. The same five steps whichever pack you bought.
• The amount refunded. A refund returns what you paid for the bottles. You were charged nothing for the newsletter or the package, so there is nothing to deduct for them either.
• The lot. Bottles ship under lot SCI-26/GE-2574 regardless of pack size, and the batch page explains what that reference does.

The newsletter is an email subscription, so it arrives at the address you used at the checkout rather than in the parcel. If nothing has landed after the order confirmation and the tracking email, the spam folder is worth a look before the telephone is.

The gift package travels with the order, so it is a question for the same desk that handles a missing parcel or a short shipment. Check the box contents against the packing slip on the day it arrives rather than a fortnight later, because a claim made while the carton is still on the table is a much shorter conversation.

The shipping page covers the tracking email and what a complete parcel holds, and the order desk is the only route that can look an order up and see what was actually sent.