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Carriage is $9.99 on the two-bottle tier and free on three and six bottles inside the United States.
Orders ship from the US. A confirmation email carries the order ID and a separate email carries the tracking number once the parcel leaves. That despatch date is the one to write down, because it opens the 60-day window.
What carriage costs, when the parcel moves, and what to do when it does not.
What does ProstaFlow shipping cost?
One charge on one tier, and what it does to the per-bottle figure.
| Pack | Carriage inside the US | What it adds per bottle | Refunded on a return |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 Bottles | $9.99 | $5.00 | No. Outbound carriage is not returned. |
| 3 Bottles | Free | Nothing | Not applicable |
| 6 Bottles | Free | Nothing | Not applicable |
Carriage is charged once per order rather than per bottle. Return postage is a separate cost and it falls to the buyer unless the seller made the mistake.
The $9.99 on the entry tier is the only carriage charge on the ladder, and it is worth folding into a comparison before the three prices are set side by side. It raises the real cost of a two-bottle order to $167.99, or $84.00 a bottle.
The pricing table does that arithmetic for all three tiers.
How long does a ProstaFlow order take to arrive?
Four stages between the button and the doorstep.
The order is confirmed straight away
A confirmation email with the order ID lands within minutes of the checkout. That email is the reference every later conversation runs on, at both desks.
The parcel is picked and despatched
Orders are fulfilled from the United States. The despatch is the event that matters most on this website, because the 60-day window opens on that date rather than on the date of the order.
A tracking number follows by email
Tracking arrives separately from the confirmation, once the carrier has the parcel. If the confirmation arrived and the tracking has not, the order exists and the parcel has not yet left.
Delivery runs on the carrier's timetable
Transit time is the carrier's rather than this desk's, and it varies by destination. The order desk on +1 (877) 257-0710 can see where a parcel is; this website cannot, because it is a set of static pages with no order system behind it.
The despatch date on the tracking email. It opens the 60-day window, it is the date the refund procedure counts from, and it is a few days later than the date the card was charged, which is in the buyer's favour.
What the ProstaFlow despatch date sets in motion
One date on a tracking email, and the four it decides.
One date decides four others, which is the argument for writing it down the moment the tracking email lands rather than reconstructing it later from a card statement.
| Date | How it is worked out | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Despatch | Printed on the tracking email. | The day the guarantee opens, per the seller's own return policy. |
| Baseline week | The seven days before the first capsule, which usually overlaps with transit. | The measurements taken here are the only thing a week-eight reading can be compared against. |
| Week four | Twenty-eight days after the first capsule. | The first honest checkpoint, and still four weeks inside the window. |
| Decision day | Day 46 of the window, a fortnight before it closes. | Two of the five refund steps run on somebody else's timetable, so the decision wants a fortnight of margin rather than a weekend. |
| Window closes | 60 days after despatch. | A commercial deadline. After it, the money is spent whatever the answer turns out to be. |
Four of these five are the buyer's to set. Only the first belongs to the warehouse, and it is the one everything else counts from.
The gap between the order date and the despatch date works in the buyer's favour, which is unusual enough to be worth naming. A window counted from the moment the card cleared would spend its first days on packing and transit; this one does not.
Where the ProstaFlow tracking number lands, and what to do if it does not
Five situations, what each usually means, and the fastest route out of it.
| Situation | What it usually means | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| No confirmation email at all | Either a mistyped address at the checkout, or a spam filter. | Check the spam folder first, then call +1 (877) 257-0710 with the name and the card used. The desk can find the order without the ID. |
| Confirmation but no tracking | The order exists and the parcel has not yet been handed to the carrier. | Give it a working day, then ask the order desk to reissue the tracking email. |
| Tracking that has not moved | A label created but a parcel not yet scanned, which is common over a weekend. | Wait one more working day before chasing. Carrier systems catch up in batches. |
| Tracking says delivered, nothing arrived | Most often a neighbour, a porch or a safe place the carrier recorded. | Check with the household and the neighbours, then call +1 (877) 257-0710 the same day so the claim is opened while the carrier's record is fresh. |
| The address was wrong | A correction is possible before despatch and difficult afterwards. | Telephone rather than email. This is the one situation where minutes matter. |
The website mailbox cannot see an order, a parcel or a payment. Anything with a tracking question attached belongs on the telephone or with the order desk.
The routing rule is the same everywhere on this website and it is worth repeating here because shipping is where it costs the most time. [email protected] and +1 (877) 257-0710 reach the order desk. [email protected] reaches the people who write these pages, and they can do nothing about a parcel.
What is inside a ProstaFlow parcel
Three things in the box, and why the list is deliberately short.
- The bottles you ordered, sealed, each holding thirty capsules.
- A packing slip with the order reference on it.
- Nothing else. No bonus item, no printed guide and no sample of anything, on any tier.
That is a short list and it is the right one. A parcel with an unexpected extra in it raises a question about what was actually bought, and this ladder avoids the question by carrying no extras at all.
Keep the packing slip until the window has closed. A return is easier with the order reference to hand, and the slip is the one place it exists on paper.
Where to put the ProstaFlow bottles when they arrive
Four places to put a bottle, and the three the label rules out.
The storage line on the label reads “Store in a cool, dry place away from heat and light”, and on a multi-bottle order it is worth a moment's thought rather than none, because five of the six bottles in a large pack will sit unopened for months.
A cupboard, not a windowsill
Light and heat are the two things the storage line names. A kitchen cupboard away from the hob and the kettle steam meets both conditions without any effort, and it keeps the bottle where the morning routine already happens.
Not the bathroom
A bathroom cabinet is the traditional place for tablets and the worst place for them. A shower raises the humidity twice a day, and the silicon dioxide on the inactive line is there precisely because amino acid powder draws water out of damp air.
Not a car, and not a hot loft
A parked car in summer reaches temperatures nothing on a supplement shelf is tested for. A parcel left in one for an afternoon is unlikely to matter; a bottle kept in a glovebox for three months is a different proposition.
Keep the seal on the spares
The label's caution says not to use the product if the safety seal is damaged or missing. On a six-bottle order there is no reason to open more than one at a time, and the sealed bottles keep their own best-before date intact.
How to reorder ProstaFlow without a gap
Four habits for keeping a daily routine unbroken between parcels.
Count the bottle, not the calendar
Thirty capsules is thirty days, so the number left in the bottle is the most accurate supply forecast available. Eight left is eight days, whatever the calendar says about when the order arrived.
Order at ten capsules left, not at one
That leaves a working week and a half for picking, despatch and transit, which is comfortable in every ordinary case. A gap of a few days does no harm to anything, but a routine interrupted is a routine that often does not restart.
Remember that each order opens its own window
A second order gets its own 60 days from its own despatch date. The windows do not stack and the first one is not extended, so a reorder is a fresh decision rather than a continuation of the old one.
Keep the confirmation emails
Two orders means two order IDs, and a refund conversation runs on the right one. Filing them takes a second and saves a search.
ProstaFlow shipping questions
Is shipping free?
On the three and six-bottle tiers inside the United States, yes. The two-bottle tier adds $9.99.
Where does it ship from?
From the United States. Transit time depends on the destination and belongs to the carrier rather than to this desk.
When does the guarantee start?
At despatch, per the seller's own return policy. The date on the tracking email is the one that opens the 60 days.
How do I get my tracking number again?
Call +1 (877) 257-0710 or write to [email protected] with the order ID. The website address cannot see an order.
Can I change my delivery address after ordering?
Telephone rather than email, and do it as soon as possible. A correction before despatch is straightforward and one afterwards is a carrier matter.
Is the outbound shipping charge refunded if I return the bottles?
No. The $9.99 paid on a two-bottle order stays with the order, and return postage is a separate cost that falls to the buyer.
Does anything arrive in the parcel besides the bottles?
A packing slip. There is no bonus item on any tier, so nothing else is expected.
Order ProstaFlow with carriage included above two bottles
Three bottles ships free at $207, six ships free at $294, and the 60-day window opens the day the parcel leaves.
Two bottles $158 · six bottles $294 · 60-day money-back guarantee
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