Grab your FREE H&B Multivitamins in-store at Holland & Barrett, for a limited time only!
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H&B Multivitamins are designed to enhance your overall health. These convenient tablets are loaded with essential vitamins that are scientifically supported and seamlessly integrate into your everyday life.

Each tablet provides 100% of the recommended daily intake of vital nutrients, such as Vitamin D, B12, Biotin, and Folic Acid. They’re formulated to help your body function optimally and are suitable for vegetarians.

But hurry – this offer is only valid in-store until 5th September 2025, or while our limited stock lasts.

HOW TO CLAIM

From Saturday, August 23 to Wednesday, August 27, 2025, pick up a copy of the Daily Express to find a voucher. Use it at your local Holland & Barrett store to receive a complimentary pack of H&B Multivitamins, subject to availability.

PLUS inside you’ll find another voucher to get £5 off when you spend £30 in store for even more great savings!

Terms and Conditions for free packed of multivitamins

This voucher allows you to claim one free bottle of H&B Value Multivitamin 30 Tablets at any UK Holland & Barrett store. It is limited to one per customer and valid for in-store redemption from August 23 to September 5, 2025, while stocks last. The voucher must be presented at the time of redemption and can be used alongside other in-store promotions. It cannot be exchanged for cash, and Holland & Barrett may modify or end this offer at their discretion without prior notice.

*If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication, or under medical supervision, please consult a doctor or healthcare professional before use.

Terms and Conditions for £5 off £30 spend

Additionally, the voucher gives you a £5 discount when you spend £30 or more at any UK Holland & Barrett store until September 5, 2025. This offer is valid only at UK locations from August 23 to September 5, 2025, and applies to in-store purchases of available items. The voucher can be combined with store promotions but cannot be used with student, Blue Light, Vegan Society discounts, or online discounts applicable in-store. Note: PE Electrolyte 180 Tablets are not suitable for individuals under 18.

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