How Aussies can get up to 50 per cent off health products
There are huge sales on health-related products to help Aussies achieve their new year’s resolutions. See the deals and experts’ tips on how to succeed.
Achieving new year’s resolutions doesn’t have to break the bank, with big deals on offer to help Aussies succeed at their health and fitness goals.
Some of Australia's biggest retailers and brands are offering a range of deals on health-related products and fitness equipment to get you started on your 2023 aspirations.
Coles has slashed a range of vitamins, sports nutrition and diet products by 50 per cent, including well-known brands Swisse, Nature’s Way, Blackmores, Dose & Co, Muscle Nation and Atkins. It is also offering deals on a range of health-related Best Buys goods hitting shelves from Friday.
“Our health-focused sale couldn’t come at a better time to help customers got on track for a healthy 2023,” Coles executive general manager for packaged grocery Jonathan Torr said.
Similarly, Woolworths is also offering half price deals on a range of health and wellbeing products, including vitamins.
ALDI also has packs of vitamins and fish oil tablets for less than $15.
Meanwhile, a range of vitamins at Priceline will be available for up to 50 per cent off.
For those looking to hit the gym, Jetts is offering a $0 joining fee and no lock-in contract or, for those aged 16-19, you can train for free in January. Conditions apply.
If you’re chasing some new gear, Rebel sports has a variety of deals across workout clothes and shoes. Get 50 per cent of Garmin watches or 30 per cent of selected Celsius fitness accessories.
To help Aussies succeed, health experts are urging people make their new year’s resolutions achievable and fun.
Simone Austin, an advanced sports dietitian and accredited practising dietitian, said setting realistic, measurable goals was important.
“This time of year people are sometimes reviewing what they are doing and setting goals, but it’s really important to set goals that are achievable and don’t set ourselves up for failure,” the Healthy Life chief health officer said.
“Don’t start too big, so you can maintain it. For example, if you’ve never run before, setting a goal for a marathon might be a bit far stretched.
“Make sure you get the right support and accurate health information, so you’re not doing activities that are not going to benefit you or help.”
Ms Austin encouraged Aussies to look to free tools, such as healthy recipes and workouts available through outlets such as Healthy Life.
Ms Austin said the free Food Tracker program, which was accessible through Everyday Rewards or Woolworths app, could people wanting to make healthier choices better navigate food shopping.
She said combining goals, such as being more active or cooking healthier meals with being more social could result in better outcomes. For example, regular walks with a friend could make it more fun and keeps each other accountable.
Priceline pharmacist Caroline Ficca said getting a free health check instore was a good start for people looking to be more healthy and identify possible things to work on.
To help boost people’s wellbeing and manage stress, she encouraged people to take up mediation and exercise – which was free.
In addition, she said making small changes to improve sleep duration and quality could help people achieve their health goals.
BIG DEALS ON HEALTH-RELATED PRODUCTS
– 50 per cent off a range of vitamins, sports nutrition and diet products at Coles
– Get half price off vitamins at Woolworths
– Get 50 per cent off Life Botanics Pure Marine Collagen Powder at healthylife.com.au
– Get 50 per cent off selected Swisse Vitamins at healthylife.com.au
– Nature’s Way Kid Smart Vita Gummies 120 Pack is $15, down from $30 at Coles
– Get 50 per cent off Haircare Bear Collagen Gummies at healthylife.com.au
– Get 40 per cent off selected Nature’s Way, Swisse and Blackmore’s products at Priceline from Thursday
– Get 50 per cent off selected Nature’s Own products at Priceline from Thursday
– Get 50 per cent off Re’New Skin & Glow Wild Fruit Collagen 330mL is $12.50 for a 4 pack, down from $25 at Coles
– Muscle Nation Custard Protein Bars 60g are $2.25, down from $5 at Coles
– Atkins Low Carb Endulge Bars 5 Pack 150g – 200g, are $7.25, down from an $14.50 at Coles
– Get 40 per cent off Isowhey at healthylife.com.au
– Get 30 per cent off Body Science at healthylife.com.au
– Get 40 per cent off Balance Protein at healthylife.com.au
– Save 30 per cent on selected Fatblaster products at Priceline from Thursday
– Save 15 per cent on JS Health anxiety and stress at Priceline from Thursday
– Buy 2, get one free on La Roche-Posay skincare and suncare ranges at Priceline from Thursday
– Get 40 per cent of selected Nicorette products at Priceline from Thursday
– Yoga headstand bench for just $69.99 at Coles
– 5 Seasons Pilates tension bar for $19.99 at selected Coles stores
– 5 Seasons abdominal mat for $14.99 at selected Coles stores
– 5 Seasons Yoga set with a knee pad, two foam wedge blocks, a stretching strap and carry bag for $19.99 at selected Coles stores
– Get discounts on some MB Active by Michelle Bridges products at Big W
– Mini heated massage gun with 12 intensity levels for $59.99 at selected Coles stores
– Powertrain Ab Sit-Up Gym Bench for $129 at Coles (online exclusive)
– Decathlon Nyamba 3kg Medicine Ball for $49 at Coles (online exclusive)
– Powertrain Fitness Yoga Ball Balance Trainer for $59 at Coles (online exclusive)
– Milano Decor Ultrasonic USB Diffuser and oils for $29 at Coles (online exclusive)
Originally published as How Aussies can get up to 50 per cent off health products
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