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Alpha Erec Gummies: How Many You Get, How Long They Last and Cost a Day

Thirty gummies to a bottle and one a day make the arithmetic simple. It is everything else on the label that is not.

Quick answer

Alpha Erec gummies come 30 to a bottle, and the serving is one gummy a day, so a bottle lasts 30 days. Two bottles are 60 gummies for $178, three are 90 for $216 and six are 180 for $294.

That works out at about $2.97, $2.40 and $1.63 a day.

The refund window is 60 days from purchase.

Alpha Erec gummies are sold by the bottle, and the numbers are easy: 30 gummies, one a day. This post does the sums for each pack, sets them against the 60-day window, and explains why a gummy deserves a little more care than a capsule.

Alpha Erec Gummies: Alpha Erec Men's Performance Gummy bottle, 30 gummies

Key facts

  • 30 gummies to a bottle, one gummy a day.
  • Packs of 2, 3 or 6 bottles: $178, $216 and $294.
  • Cost a day: about $2.97, $2.40 and $1.63.
  • Free US shipping on the 3-pack and 6-pack.
  • No amount is published for any ingredient, and no other-ingredients line.
  • The refund window is 60 days from purchase.

How many Alpha Erec gummies are in each pack?

A bottle holds 30 gummies. The serving is one gummy a day, so every bottle is 30 days. The pack is simply the number of bottles, and there is no single-bottle offer.

Alpha Erec gummies by pack
PackGummiesDays at one a dayPer bottleTotalCost a day
2 bottles6060$89$178About $2.97
3 bottles9090$72$216$2.40
6 bottles180180$49$294About $1.63

The cost a day is the pack total divided by the days of supply. Because the serving is one gummy, the cost a day is also the cost of one gummy.

How do the gummies fit the 60-day refund window?

The window runs 60 days from purchase. Two bottles last exactly that long. Three bottles last 90 days, so 30 days fall outside the window. Six bottles last 180, so 120 days fall outside it.

This is not a flaw, but it is worth planning for. A pack that outlasts the window asks you to decide on the first 60 days of gummies and then commit to the rest. The seller's own FAQ says changes come often in weeks 3 to 6 and that many wait 90 days, so the window shuts a month before the longer of those timings.

Still deciding?

Thirty gummies a bottle, one a day. See today's total for each pack and the 60-day guarantee.

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Prices are confirmed at checkout before you pay. The 60-day window runs from purchase.

What do we know about the gummy itself?

Very little. The bottle is described as a berry gummy, 30 to a bottle, and the front reads Alpha Erec, Men's Performance Gummy and Dietary Supplement. The weight of one gummy is not published. The sweetener and the gelling agent are not named. The colour and the flavour are not listed.

A gummy is mostly its base. The syrup, the setting agent, the colour and the flavour all take room, and the active ingredients share what is left. How much is left is the one number this product does not publish.

Which ten names share each gummy?

The artwork names six: L-arginine HCl, ashwagandha root, horny goat weed, tribulus terrestris, maca root extract and Panax ginseng. The written product list adds L-citrulline, fenugreek extract, zinc and vitamin D3. With no amounts, there is no way to say how the ten share one gummy.

Read our ingredients page for what NIH publishes on each name. None of it is a statement about this gummy.

How should you look after a gummy with no storage line?

No storage line is printed on the face of the bottle, so storage is not published. A gummy is more sensitive to heat and damp than a capsule. The shipping page also notes that nothing is published about what happens if a bottle arrives soft.

  • Keep the lid closed after each gummy.
  • Keep the bottle away from windows, radiators and hot cars.
  • Do not leave it in a bathroom.
  • If a bottle arrives soft or melted, call +1 (720) 619-8477 before you eat any.

Those are common-sense steps, not label instructions.

Which pack of Alpha Erec gummies should you start with?

Two bottles cover the whole 60-day window at $178. Three bottles give the lowest-cost free shipping and 90 days at $216. Six bottles are the lowest cost a day at $294, but most of the supply sits outside the window. For a first order, two or three bottles is the calmer choice. Compare them on the pricing page, or return to the home page.

Frequently asked questions

  • How many gummies are in a bottle?

    30. The serving is one gummy a day, so a bottle lasts 30 days.

  • How many gummies do I get in each pack?

    60 in the 2-bottle pack, 90 in the 3-bottle pack and 180 in the 6-bottle pack.

  • What does one gummy cost?

    About $2.97 on two bottles, $2.40 on three and about $1.63 on six, because the serving is one gummy a day.

  • What flavour are the gummies?

    The bottle is described as a berry gummy.

  • How much of each ingredient is in a gummy?

    Not published. No amount is declared for any ingredient.

  • How should I store them?

    Storage is not published. Keep the lid closed and the bottle away from heat and damp.

Our view

Alpha Erec gummies are easy to count and hard to weigh. The count, the days and the cost a day are all clear. What a gummy contains, and how heavy it is, are not published.

Match the pack to the window, store the bottle sensibly, and keep your own notes. That is all the label lets you do. Related reading: What One Berry Gummy Can Physically Hold.

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Pick the pack that fits your 60 days. Your final total is shown at checkout before you pay.

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What this page was checked against

Every figure on it is transcribed from the supplied Supplement Facts panel and checked-out pack, derived by arithmetic from those, or taken from a source on the references page.

Medically reviewed byDr. Edmund Ko, MD, Physician
RoleMedical reviewer
Review dateOctober 30, 2026
Revised