Doctor Seaweed discount codes and vouchers

What does Doctor Seaweed sell?

Doctor Seaweed sells food supplements built around one seaweed, an organic Hebridean Ascophyllum that it markets as PureSea. Pure Organic Seaweed is that seaweed powder in a vegan capsule, and Doctor Seaweed describes it as a natural, plant-based source of iodine. Its other capsules add further ingredients to the seaweed under names such as Menopause+, Immunity+, Focus+ and Beauty+, while Collagen+ pairs marine collagen with the seaweed. There's also Serene Blend+, a caffeine-free tea of chamomile, mint, fennel seed and seaweed, Pet+ seaweed flakes for pets, bundles and a refillable tin, and the brand says its capsules come in plastic-free compostable pouches.

Where does the seaweed come from?

Doctor Seaweed says its seaweed is wild-harvested around the islands of the Outer Hebrides, under harvesting rights from the Crown Estate, and processed in its own production on the Isle of Lewis. It says each batch is DNA authenticated and tested by independent laboratories for heavy metals and other pollutants. The company, Doctor Seaweed Limited, is based in North Shields, and its founder Dr Craig Rose is a marine biologist who worked on commercial and research seaweed projects before starting the brand. Its supplements are also sold in Boots and Holland & Barrett and on QVC and Amazon.

Who are the supplements suitable for?

The brand says Pure Organic Seaweed, Menopause+, Immunity+, Focus+ and Beauty+ are plant-based and suitable for vegetarians and vegans, while Collagen+ contains marine collagen from wild-caught Norwegian fish. Its labels advise speaking to a healthcare professional first when pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication or living with a medical condition, and say food supplements shouldn't replace a varied diet. Other makers that work from food sources include Together Health and Higher Nature, and more are among the vitamin and supplement shops listed here.

How do delivery, subscriptions and returns work?

Mainland UK orders go by Evri, and orders to the Highlands and Islands or abroad go by Royal Mail, with costs shown at checkout. It ships to a list of countries that includes Ireland, several EU countries, the USA, Canada, Australia and Japan, and EU orders can attract customs fees paid by the recipient. Subscribe and Save sends supplements every month at a lower price, and a subscription can be amended, paused or cancelled at any time. Unopened products can be returned within the window in its refund policy, with return postage paid by the customer. A separate money-back guarantee covers a first purchase of a product even if it's been opened, limited to one refund per household and not covering subscription orders after the first. A discount code goes in the discount box at checkout, and its FAQ says sale items are excluded from further codes.