Looking for where to buy Apollo Neuro? The maker sells it through its own online shop, where the wearable and its SmartVibes AI Membership are listed together at a regular price of $448, with free shipping. Also searched as apolloneuro. Here is what to check before you order, so the purchase goes the way you expect.
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Where can you buy Apollo Neuro?
The maker’s pages send you to its own shop. The home page carries “Shop Apollo” buttons and the FAQ page has a “Shop Now” link, so the direct route is the one the maker sets up for you. Whether any retail store or online marketplace is authorized to sell it is a question for Apollo’s customer service. You can reach them at 844.218.2896, Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 7 PM ET, or at support@apolloneuro.com.
How much does Apollo Neuro cost?
Prices as of November 10, 2026; check the checkout for today’s. The maker’s home page lists the Apollo wearable with its SmartVibes AI Membership at a regular price of $448. Check today’s total on the Product Page before you order.
| Item | Price shown | What comes with it |
|---|---|---|
| Apollo Wearable + SmartVibes AI Membership | Regular price $448 | 1-Year SmartVibes AI Membership ($99 value, included free); Free Shipping |
| MSRP in the comparison chart | $469 | Listed on the same home page; differs from the $448 regular price |
The home page shows two different figures, $448 and $469, so the total at checkout is the number to trust. The page lists four colors: Stealth, Rose, Glacier and Twilight. One color may show as sold out, so have a second color ready if yours is unavailable.
The maker’s FAQ says Apollo wearables need a SmartVibes membership to be used. The bundle includes the first year. Ask customer service what the membership costs after that year and how to cancel it before you buy.
Can you buy Apollo Neuro with HSA or FSA funds?
The maker says both the wearable and the SmartVibes AI Membership are eligible for HSA or FSA funds. Some purchases can be paid with a card through Truemed, which is named on the seller’s FAQ page. If that option does not appear at checkout, the maker says you can click “Get Reimbursed” on the order confirmation page, then request a Letter of Medical Necessity through Truemed’s portal. The maker says that letter arrives within 48 hours. Whether your plan pays is up to your plan, so check with your plan administrator.
What is the Apollo Neuro refund policy?
The maker’s refund policy page holds the terms that matter. The home page calls the offer a 30-day guarantee, and the About page calls it a free 30-day trial. Both point to the same 30-day window, and the refund policy spells out the conditions.
| Term | What the refund policy says |
|---|---|
| Window | 30 days from delivery to request a full refund, excluding shipping |
| Return request | Request a Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) within 30 days of receiving the product, through customer service |
| Condition | Original packaging, and the product in like-new condition |
| Return label | Apollo provides a pre-paid shipping label |
| Fee | A $10.00 Return Shipping & Handling fee is retained from refunds |
| Not refundable | Shipping and handling charges, and international customs or duty fees (VAT); import and duty fees on non-US orders |
| If conditions are not met | Apollo may refuse the return or give only a partial refund, at its sole discretion |
In practice, the $10 fee and any shipping or duty charges come out of what you get back. Keep your order confirmation and your RMA number from customer service in case you need them.
How do you avoid look-alike sellers?
If you saw Apollo Neuro in an ad or a sales video, go to the maker’s site directly rather than following a link from it. Then run through these checks before you pay:
- Start from the maker’s own shop, not from a link in a video, ad or email.
- Compare the price, bundle and refund wording with the maker’s pages. If another seller’s price, bundle or return terms differ, contact Apollo’s customer service before you pay.
- Call 844.218.2896 or email support@apolloneuro.com to confirm any seller, offer or discount before you send payment.
- Save your order confirmation, the price you paid and the refund terms as shown at checkout.
For a wider set of questions to ask before buying any sleep device, see our sleep product safety checklist.
What does the maker say the wearable does?
The maker says the wearable sends soothing vibrations meant to help you relax, sleep and focus. It says its Stay Asleep feature is clinically proven and averages 46 more minutes of sleep a night. Those are the maker’s claims. For background, the NHS insomnia guidance says insomnia that lasts three months or longer is called long-term insomnia. The MedlinePlus sleep disorders page says treatment depends on which sleep disorder you have, and lists good sleep habits and cognitive behavioral therapy among the options. A wearable is one option to weigh alongside those. Our stress and sleep page walks through the evidence-based steps.
What should you confirm before you order?
Ask these before you check out:
- Whether any retailer or marketplace is authorized to sell the wearable, through customer service at 844.218.2896.
- What the SmartVibes membership costs after the first year, and how to cancel it.
- Whether the 30-day return window covers the membership as well as the wearable.
- Your band size. The maker’s FAQ recommends Medium for most adult wrists and ankles, and says to order a size that fits your ankle as well as your wrist.
- Whether your HSA or FSA plan accepts the purchase before you rely on it.
Your next step is small: check today’s total at checkout, and send customer service one question about renewal and returns before you pay.
By MakeTimeForWellness.com Wellness Team
This article is for general information purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Consult your doctor or qualified healthcare provider before making changes to your health routine.