Awesome, no problem :smiley:

I received my sample box yesterday morning and a few hours later got the email confirming the £10 credit on my account.

Thanks @frozencake !

Thanks for the confirmation..

Is this promotion still running.. It's expired according to the T&C's

For Prime members only isn't it?

Prime only??

I bought this a couple weeks ago.

AFAIK - You don't get a code, it automatically subtracts from your next compatible purchase. In my case, it was only discounting 10p, so I got onto to livechat who sorted it for me. At first they gave me a code to use, which wasn't working, I told them I don't think this is a code offer.

Anyway it's a pretty good offer considering it ultimately ends up as free if it's stuff you're buying anyway. I bought My Protein whey powder.

A good way for Amazon to give out a 'freebie'. Especially if the customer is going to spend £10 anyway on diet and nutrition items and can make use of the contents.

This got delivered yesterday and I spent the credit on some a bottle of vitamins I needed.

Previously got bought the blue sample box a few months ago.

Hopefully they'll run a similar deal again soon for £10 with some new contents including another £10 voucher to spend.

Bought this a while ago and used the credit on prime day to buy a box of 12 Promax Millionaire Shortbread bars which were down to £9.99. So £10 for the sample box and bars which I thought was a good deal.

I have got the same sample box again for free after my last order

Thanks

Isn't this an old post.

Do you get emailed the code ?

Ive been waiting whey longer than that. My last one was cancelled after 9 weeks.

I had a quick squizz thru the T+C's and couldn't see anything that said one per person.

I've also had 2 of these now and had the £10 off on both.

Doesnt work if you have done it before....

Good timing. Used my last £10 'credit' on Tuesday.

Will grab another of these!

Either my discount applied immediately or I still had £10 credit from my last box that I never used. £10 promotional credit was applied to my order making the box free

Not worth it, it's just samples that you can get for free most of the time

Used on the My Protein 5kg tub posted a while back which equalled £21.95. Still waiting for it to arrive from 1st June though. Apparently won't be dispatched till 26th of this month. OK if you don't mind the seven week wait.

I ordered this last week can you purchase this numerous times & still get the £10 credit on every purchase ?

I usually pick up a good dose of samples at running events

All these people who say you can get the samples for free...from where?

I wouldn't mind getting some freebies to see what the various flavours taste like.
You can get sample sized individual portions from most supplement companies, but they do still charge for them in my experience.

Worth it if you buy protein etc... regularly. The sample box isnt great but basically free if you order supplements from Amazon.

Used my £10 off on the gold standard on prime day.
So 2.27kg tub + (sample box) = £26

Agree, this isnt mind blowing. Consider what you get and also what you may need to purchase. Check carefully in the range that qualifies, because it's limited

Read the T&C

1. Doesnt apply more than once - Ttried that before.
"• Each customer can claim up to a maximum of one offer."


2. The promotion deal expired
From 16 May 2017, when you buy the Amazon Sports Nutrition sample box you will receive a £10 promotional credit to spend on your next Diet & Nutrition purchase (the "Offer"). This offer ends at 23:59 on 30 June 2017, or when 10,000 Offers have been claimed (whichever occurs sooner).

I thought the box itself was ok; still have to use my tenner credit...

I bought a similar deal before and got the £10 credit. I just ordered again and it let me use the £10 credit for this order.

Thanks OP!

Dont think it does as the T&Cs will say one per person.
Also, I thought this was a £10 voucher for Sports Nutrition, but its (very) 'select' products and I found most of them to be normal price, so wasnt a worldie.

Is there a list of the items that you can use the £10 against?