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The Two Free E-Books With GutOptim
Two digital e-books come free with the three-bottle and six-bottle GutOptim packs. The seller prices them at $55 and $54 and gives both away. The single bottle does not carry them. They arrive with the order email, they are not part of the capsule, and nothing in them is a claim about GutOptim.
What each book is, which packs carry them, how they arrive, and what the seller’s retail figures actually mean.
The two GutOptim bonus e-books
Both e-books come with the three- and six-bottle packs. The single bottle does not carry them, and a bonus is not a reason to buy a pack larger than the one you would finish.
What is inside the two GutOptim e-books
Bonus one, on food and habits
The seller describes a three-week routine for a flatter belly and a toned body. It is a book about eating and daily habits, written to be read on a phone or a tablet. The capsule does not appear in it — it is reading material that came with an order rather than part of the product.
Bonus two, a recipe collection
Desserts and snacks, with the seller’s own framing about settling the stomach. The recipes are food, and whatever a recipe book does it does through the meals someone actually cooks from it.
What is published in advance is the two covers above and the seller’s one-line description of each. The contents arrive with the download, which is the ordinary shape of a digital bonus in this category and is worth knowing before either title does any persuading.
Neither book is written here and neither is edited here. They are the seller’s material, passed on with the order exactly as supplied, and this desk answers for the capsules rather than for the recipes.
The GutOptim bonus title on the cover, and the one in the seller's HTML
The cover of the second book prints its title in full: “Decadent Sweet Treats & Mouth Watering Snacks That Relax Your Stomach & Burn Fat”.
The seller’s own page breaks that headline across two lines and the source underneath interleaves them, so the text a browser reads comes out as “Decadent Sweet Treats & Mouth & Burn Fat Watering Snacks That Relax Your Stomach”. The cover art is the source used here, because the cover is what the buyer opens.
It is a small thing and it earns a sentence, because a title a search engine reads in the wrong order is how a book becomes hard to find once the download email has been buried under six months of post.
Which GutOptim packs carry the e-books
| Pack | Paid once | Two e-books |
|---|---|---|
| 1 bottle | $69 | Not included |
| 3 bottles | $177 | Included |
| 6 bottles | $294 | Included |
A digital book costs the seller nothing to duplicate, so treat the retail prices as the seller’s own figures rather than as money saved.
Decide the pack on the capsules and on the 60-day window, which is what the price page sets out in full with the arithmetic done. The books follow the pack. The pack should not follow the books.
How the two GutOptim e-books reach you
Both books are digital. Nothing is posted, nothing is added to the shipping fee, and there is no second delivery to sit in for.
They come with the order confirmation email, on the same order ID as the capsules. The bottles travel separately and take 5 to 7 working days inside the United States, so the reading lands first.
If that email has not appeared, call order support on +1 (302) 200-3480 with the order ID rather than writing to the website address, which cannot see orders at all.
What the $55 and $54 on the GutOptim bonuses mean
$55 and $54 are the seller’s own retail figures for its own books. No shop is quoted at them, this desk does not sell either book at any price, and the numbers are reproduced here because the seller prints them on the order page.
A digital file costs nothing to copy, which is why bonuses in this category are downloads rather than paperbacks. That is not a criticism of either book. It is the reason a retail price on a download reads as a marketing figure rather than as money in a pocket.
The money that actually changes hands is the pack total, and the comparison worth making is between the three packs.
A fairer way to weigh them is to ask what you would pay for the same two books if they arrived on their own — a three-week habit guide and a dessert cookbook, neither of them about the capsule. Whatever that figure is for you, it is the one to add to the pack, and for most buyers it will be a good deal closer to nothing than to $55.
What the GutOptim bonus copy claims, and what this desk repeats
The seller’s copy for the recipe book describes its ingredients as fat-melting. That is the seller’s wording about food in a recipe book. It is not a claim this desk makes about GutOptim, about the recipes, or about either book.
The distinction matters more than it looks. The FTC’s health products compliance guidance treats what a seller says in the material around a product as advertising like any other, so a claim inside a free book is still a claim and still has to be supportable.
So the line this desk holds is a simple one. The capsules are described from the printed label, the e-books are described as two books, and nothing in either one is offered as evidence for what GutOptim does. What the bottle is allowed to say is set out on the benefits page.
Where the two GutOptim e-books sit beside the capsules
A recipe book is the more useful of the two here, and not for the reason the cover gives. The printed label asks for the capsules to be taken with a meal and with a full glass of liquid, so a book of things to eat is a book about the half of the routine most people skip.
The habit book covers three weeks. The wait buyers on this desk describe runs 4–8 weeks, so three weeks is the start of the band rather than the end of it. Read it as a way to hold a routine together through the first month, which is the month the roster shows people giving up in.
Neither book changes what is in the capsule. Six ingredients named by the supplier, 1.5 g of proprietary blend in a 2 capsules serving, and the whole of it is set out on the ingredients page.
If a free book is doing the persuading, the pack is the wrong size. The capsules are what arrives every month after the first, and the capsules are what the 60 days are measured on. The bottle is the purchase — two capsules a day, 60 to a bottle, and two months to decide whether it earned its place.
GutOptim bonus questions
Do the GutOptim e-books come with a single bottle?
No. Both books come with the three-bottle and six-bottle packs only. The single bottle is capsules alone, at $69 with free United States shipping.
Are the GutOptim bonuses posted or downloaded?
Downloaded. They arrive with the order confirmation email, nothing is added to the shipping fee for them, and there is no second parcel to wait for.
Do I keep the e-books if I claim the refund?
The guarantee is claimed on the bottles, which go back to 1166 Avenue of the Americas, Floor 7, New York, NY 10036, USA. The seller sets no condition about the downloads in anything it publishes, so ask order support on +1 (302) 200-3480 if the answer would change the decision.
Can the GutOptim e-books be bought on their own?
Not through this website. They are attached to two of the three packs and are not sold separately here at $55, $54 or any other figure.
Do the e-books change the GutOptim price?
No. Three bottles is $177 and six is $294 whether the books are downloaded or ignored, and nothing is charged for them at any point.
The source cited on this GutOptim bonuses page
- Federal Trade Commission. Health Products Compliance Guidance. https://www.ftc.gov/business-guidance/resources/health-products-compliance-guidance
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