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BEFORE YOU BUY
What I'd check first
Food and drink brands often give their best offer on a first order or a first subscription box, so I compare that against the regular price I'd pay afterwards. A big first-box discount is only a good deal if you'd keep buying at full price.
With subscriptions, check how easy it is to pause, skip or cancel before you sign up, and set a reminder before the next payment. With supplements and functional drinks, read the ingredients and the serving size, and compare the price per serving rather than per tub.
Delivery charges and minimum orders matter more here than anywhere else, so look at the basket total before you check out.
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Food & Drink questions
Are first-order discounts on food subscriptions worth it?
They can be, as long as you'd keep buying at the regular price. Check how to pause or cancel, and set a reminder before the next payment.
How do I compare supplement prices?
Work out the price per serving or per daily dose, since tub sizes and serving sizes vary a lot between brands.
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