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Save 30% with PhD Nutrition’s #nextlevel introductory offer

30% off PhD Nutrition capsule supplements

Fans of the UK brand PhD Nutrition that earlier this week dropped a total of nine new supplements following their red and white capsule teaser. Have been given the chance to grab any of the brand’s new products at a heavily discounted price. To help introduce PhD’s #nextlevel capsule supplement series, from now through to midnight Sunday you can get 30% off with the coupon code “CAPSULE30”. The offer drops products like Omega-3, Amino Support and Advanced Multi-Nutrient down from £22.99 to £16.09, the 45 count CLA and 63g Creapure down below £10, and Reinforce the only supplement besides the vitamin that’s a little complex cut to £13.99. The place to go to get in on the action and use the voucher is PhD’s own website phd-supplements.com, where all 9 products or 12 if you count the different sizes, are now in stock and available for purchase.

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