I have just discovered Health2000 have other payment options so you can do afterpay and pay them off which is great because they sure add up sometimes.
They also have a free sample of different things you can pick from and I picked gohealthy magnesium thinking it might be a weeks worth or something similar but it was a 60 pill bottle.
just wondering where there are better deals that may have payment options.
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Where do you get the beat deals on your vitamins?
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iherb for me.. free shipping over a certain amount and discounts often too.
Doesnt have all the brands we are use to in NZ but my vitamin c I can find quite easily etc. just depends what you want I guess :)
if I need something urgently I go to life as they have the points system and usually something's on sale :)
Doesnt have all the brands we are use to in NZ but my vitamin c I can find quite easily etc. just depends what you want I guess :)
if I need something urgently I go to life as they have the points system and usually something's on sale :)
I use Wondermins - they prescribe a regime based on your answers in a longish survey and you can adjust it each month depending on how you're feeling etc.. First month was half price - you just register and wait for an email offering two weeks free. They come in little daily packets - if you check my IG there's a pic of mine on there
I used to get a general multivitamin from Healthpost which did nothing, but wondermins works better for me - better skin, nails and way more energy and brain focus at the end of a long day.
I used to get a general multivitamin from Healthpost which did nothing, but wondermins works better for me - better skin, nails and way more energy and brain focus at the end of a long day.
i only take one and it's everything i need, and stops me getting sick even though i don't naturally have a fully operational immune system. It's called 'Immunofort' by Thompsons, and I find that if I stock up when Life Pharmacy have a sale I can usually get it for 40-60% off.
I would personally rather NOT buy that online as it literally is the difference between me being functional and not being functional sometimes. I'm screwed if they take it off the market.
I would personally rather NOT buy that online as it literally is the difference between me being functional and not being functional sometimes. I'm screwed if they take it off the market.
I have a horrible cold so went to the health shop today, the product was $26 and online only $16 so a big difference. Not only was it expensive but I had to deal with a horrible shop attendant who I found rude and stuck up. If I hadn't of really needed it I would have walked out. The moral of my story lol I always shop online :-)
I take heaps of supplements (probably too many) and I get most of them from iherb. My favourite supplement for immune system support is a fraction of the cost it is in NZ. Added bonus being that iherb also has a great beauty section including Real Technique brushes, Pixi and a great selection of Korean products.
Anything that isn't on iherb because, say, it's a NZ made product I would usually use My Natural Health which is usually slightly cheaper than Healthpost. I haven't used either of those sites for awhile though as iherb covers my current needs. Which reminds me, time to fall down the rabbit hole and make an iherb order lol. It's easy to lose a couple of hours of your life on that site!
Anything that isn't on iherb because, say, it's a NZ made product I would usually use My Natural Health which is usually slightly cheaper than Healthpost. I haven't used either of those sites for awhile though as iherb covers my current needs. Which reminds me, time to fall down the rabbit hole and make an iherb order lol. It's easy to lose a couple of hours of your life on that site!
Yes, I'm getting more and more concerned about what's in our food and food-related products. I've worked in numerous factories so I know all sorts of things go into products that shouldn't, but it's bothering me more as I get older and wonder what it takes for my body to process this stuff. One well known factory used to make a product identical to Kit Kats before Kit Kats came out. One day I heard the supervisor agree to using a large tray of mouldy wafers to be chocolate coated and packaged. I was horrified. I got less horrified as I got more experienced and saw more of what went on. And that was in the cleanest of the factories I worked in. Just because products are made in NZ, we can't take for granted we have a get-out-of-jail free card in terms of icky ingredients and poor practices by managers and staff.
I checked all my capsules this morning and only one of them was made from gelatin and they stated Bovine. The rest are made from cellulose. Many of them state if they are vegan friendly too.
I prefer them because they are easier to swallow.
Cellulose gel caps
Capsules are fast dissolving in the stomach and easily digestible. ... HPMC -- Hydroxypropylmethylcellulose -- is derived from vegetable cellulose. 100% natural, these capsules contain no preservatives, gelatin, wheat, gluten, animal by-products or starch, and they are made from pure cellulose of either pine or poplar.
I prefer them because they are easier to swallow.
Cellulose gel caps
Capsules are fast dissolving in the stomach and easily digestible. ... HPMC -- Hydroxypropylmethylcellulose -- is derived from vegetable cellulose. 100% natural, these capsules contain no preservatives, gelatin, wheat, gluten, animal by-products or starch, and they are made from pure cellulose of either pine or poplar.
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