Information about the NeuroXen offer

This section organizes the available information about the current NeuroXen offer. The details provided for the campaign include a price written as $49, a discount value written as $300 and a discount value written as 60. There is also an indication that free shipping is available and that the product includes a guarantee. The goal of this content is to restate and clarify these elements so that visitors can review price, discount, shipping and guarantee information in a clear and structured way before making any decision.

Overview of the NeuroXen pricing information

The information available for NeuroXen shows a highlighted price written as $49. This value is presented as the current price for the offer connected to this campaign. When visitors review the offer on the official website or store, they can look for this same value and confirm that NeuroXen is being promoted at a price of $49. The price information is central to the campaign and is repeated in different formats inside the advertising materials so that the value is easy to recognize.

By keeping the price written consistently as $49, the campaign avoids confusion and helps the visitor compare this value with any previous or reference pricing that might appear in the same context. When a person evaluates whether this offer makes sense for them, they will usually focus first on the current price, and in this case the amount highlighted for NeuroXen is $49. This text simply emphasizes that this is the value disclosed for the product in the campaign information.

Price highlighted as $49 for NeuroXen

The price of $49 is presented as the key number that defines how much a customer would pay for NeuroXen under this offer. Whenever the campaign materials refer to the product price, they repeat the same numeric value so that the visitor can confirm that there is no variation within this specific promotion. If the visitor is comparing different pages or promotions, they can use the fact that the NeuroXen offer is written as $49 to verify that they are looking at the correct version of the offer that matches the advertising message.

In practice, this means that when a user clicks an ad and lands on a website, they can look for the exact same price label. If they see NeuroXen presented at $49 on the destination page, that matches the information referenced in this explanation. If a different price appears, the visitor can understand that it no longer corresponds to the data used to describe this specific campaign configuration.

Discount details for the NeuroXen offer

In addition to the base price, the NeuroXen offer also includes discount information. The data supplied for the campaign shows a discount amount written as $300 and a discount value written as 60. These values are part of the way the offer is structured, and they appear in the campaign settings as the indicated discount elements. This text does not calculate or modify those values but simply repeats them so that visitors know which numbers are associated with the discount in the available information.

When a visitor reviews the offer, they may see references to a saving or discount amount that uses the value $300. In that case, it can be helpful to know that $300 is the exact string associated with the discount amount in the campaign data. There is also a value 60 associated with the discount field that in many contexts is used as a percentage indicator. Here, to keep the information consistent with the data provided, the value is kept exactly as 60 without changes to the format.

Discount amount written as $300

The discount amount written as $300 represents the value associated with how much the customer could save under the conditions of the offer. Rather than recomputing or interpreting that amount, the content here simply acknowledges that $300 appears in the discount field and may be used on the page where the offer is presented. If a visitor reads a line that states they can save $300 on NeuroXen, that line is drawing directly from the same numeric information that appears in the campaign configuration.

From the point of view of the visitor, seeing $300 as a discount amount allows them to compare the value of the reduction with the price that is highlighted as $49. Because the strings are fixed and consistent, a customer can judge for themselves whether the combination of price and discount written in this way makes sense for their situation. The text does not expand or reinterpret the meaning of $300; it only restates that this is the discount figure that belongs to this NeuroXen offer.

Discount value written as 60

The campaign information also includes a discount value written as 60. This value is stored as a numeric field and is related to the discount data for the NeuroXen offer. In many marketing configurations, a number such as 60 is associated with a percentage, but here the focus is on preserving the exact representation that was provided. For that reason, the number is kept as 60 with no change to the format, so that the description remains aligned with the original data.

When visitors encounter offer details that mention a discount value of 60, they can understand that this is the exact numeric value that appears alongside the product in the campaign settings. The purpose of repeating 60 in this explanatory content is not to redefine what the discount means, but to make sure there is a clear link between what the user sees in the page content and what was configured in the advertising information for NeuroXen.

Shipping information for the NeuroXen offer

The data provided for the campaign indicates that free shipping is available for the NeuroXen offer. This means that, in the context of the promotion described here, the shipping cost is not added as a separate numeric value for the customer. The exact phrasing used in the advertising creative can vary, but the key point is that shipping is