Jeremy Farrar
Writer and reviewer
I write and review everything published on Health Saver Deals, and my name is on each page as the reviewer. The offer checks are my own: codes go into a real checkout and the result is recorded with the date, whether the code works or not.
The site started because UK offer pages are so often stale, vague or simply wrong — a code listed as live that expired months ago, or a saving quoted that the checkout never actually applies. The fix is not more codes. It is saying plainly what has been checked, when, and what still needs confirming at the till.
What Health Saver Deals is
A small independent UK website focused on clearer offer information. Health Saver Deals is not a pharmacy, a medical provider or a supplement manufacturer. It publishes general buyer information, selected promotional offers and practical checks intended to help you assess what you are looking at.
Some pages carry referral or affiliate relationships. Where the site may earn a commission, that relationship is disclosed on the page. A commercial arrangement does not turn a provider’s claim into independent evidence, and it does not make a product suitable for any particular person.
How I check offers
The aim is clear labels rather than pretending every code is guaranteed. Confirmed information, brand claims and reported offers are kept separate so you can see what has been established and what still needs checking.
- Review the available source The provider page, published terms or referral information available at the time the guide is reviewed — and, where the offer is a discount code, the code itself entered at a real checkout.
- Use accurate status wording “Reported offer” does not mean guaranteed. “Brand claim” is not presented as independent proof. The wording should match the evidence actually available.
- Say what you still need to confirm Product eligibility, the final basket total, ongoing cost, delivery, returns and any required clinical process are yours to check before you buy.
What that looks like in practice. On 25 August 2026 I tested two VivaNMN codes at checkout. JEREMYF worked and took a £29.99 basket to £22.50. BF30 was rejected as invalid. Both results were published, with screenshots — including the one that failed. A code that does not work is as useful to report as one that does.
What this site does not do
Health Saver Deals does not:
- give medical advice, diagnosis or treatment, or tell you whether a product is suitable for you
- test medicines, or place orders for prescription products in order to review them
- present a manufacturer’s marketing claim as independent evidence
- guarantee a price, a discount or an offer — the provider’s live terms and the final checkout screen are always the authoritative source
Publishing principles
- Commercial relationships are made visible.
- Reported offers are not described as guaranteed.
- Brand statements are labelled as brand claims where relevant.
- Discount information is kept separate from clinical suitability.
- Readers are directed to current provider or official information.
- Errors and outdated details are corrected when identified.
Corrections
Pages are reviewed periodically, but prices, terms, stock, regulation and provider processes all change between reviews. If something here is out of date or wrong, I would rather know than have it sit there misleading people. Corrections are made to the page and the review date updated.