I have been ordering Vitamins, nutritional supplements, Coconut Oil, Teas, Health Foods, Healthy Dog Snacks, healthy Shampoos and Conditioners, etc. online for over a decade. I have recently found that VitaCost.com offers superior prices to iHerb on many items, plus you can get $10 off your first purchase at VitaCost with offer code link http://goo.gl/Zn1B1t . Once you open an account, VitaCost will send you your discount code. You may be able to combine it with other codes in the DEALS drop down on the upper right side of the VitaCost.com screen.
How to get the most out of the code:
FREE SHIPPING FOR:
-orders over $49, (the $10 Discount code is 20% off a $50 order!), or
-VitaCost brand products purchase over $25 gets you FREE SHIPPING-- they have lots of nutritional supplements, herbs, and health food in the VitaCost Brand, so it is pretty easy to get the FREE SHIPPING with $25 worth of Vitamins and Health Foods you use often, likely at lower prices than your local Health Food store. Then after that $25 has been factored in, add whatever else in the non-VitaCost brands and you have FREE SHIPPING for the entire order.
VitaCost also has baby and kid stuff, NON-GMO products, Organics, Raw, Beauty and Personal Care products, Diet products, Herbs and Botanicals, and Professional Product Lines.
VitaCost has excellent telephone customer service if you need help with an order or discount codes.
Try it and let me know how much $$$ you saved.
If you find your items are cheaper at iHerb, as some items are, or you need items you can only find at iHerb (they do have some items VitaCost does not yet carry) you can use iHerb first time user code WAL660 at this link http://www.iherb.com/?rcode=WAL660
iHerb may offer FREE SHIPPING and the rewards discount code WAL660 entered in the shopping cart before Checkout receives a $10 discount on orders of $40 or more, while orders of $20 or more receive $5 off. Sometimes they have FREE shipping deals on orders as low as $20, but this may vary. Usually there is FREE SHIPPING for orders of $40 or more in most of the USA.
Both VitaCost and iHerb offer international and expedited shipping which may incur different shipping costs.
Hope this helps your budget and upgrades your life.
In the Southwest Desert Monsoon season,
I AM your Southwest Desert Blogger
Have a wonderful day!
Be Grateful.
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