Divide each struck-through total by its bottle count and you get the same number every time: $179.
Two bottles at $358, three at $537 and six at $1,074 all equal $179 per bottle. Yet the same page, and the CTA on our blog, lists a regular price of $79 per bottle. Those two figures cannot both describe the normal price.
We are not claiming bad intent. It may be a template carried over from an earlier price, or a reference number never updated. From the page alone we cannot tell whether $179 was ever charged.
It means the biggest-looking discounts are measured against a number you should not rely on. Compare bundles using the prices you actually pay, and use the $79 regular price if you want a consistent benchmark. Ask the seller, if it matters to you, what the reference figure represents.