About Novomins

Novomins is a British supplements company selling vitamins as gummies rather than tablets or capsules. It formulates with clinicians and has its products third-party tested, which is a point worth making in a category where a great deal is sold on packaging alone.

The format is the whole business. Anyone who has ever abandoned a vitamin regime because swallowing a large capsule every morning became tiresome is the customer this brand exists for.

What they make

The range is organised by who is taking it. Women's formulations cover areas such as hormonal balance, collagen and menopause support; men's cover their own equivalents; and a children's range handles multivitamins, sleep and concentration.

Beyond those sit specialist products including electrolytes, ashwagandha and creatine, and multi-product bundles for anyone taking several at once. Sugar-free versions run across much of the range, alongside gluten-free, gelatine-free and dairy-free formulations.

What the format costs and what it buys

Be clear-eyed about the trade. A gummy usually carries a lower dose per unit than a tablet of the same nutrient and costs more per milligram, because the delivery format is doing work the tablet does not.

What you buy with that premium is compliance. A supplement taken daily at a moderate dose does more than a stronger one abandoned in a drawer after a fortnight, and for children the difference is not marginal. Check the dose per serving and how many gummies a serving is, because that second number varies between products.

Using a Novomins discount code

Choose the products, enter the code at the checkout and confirm the total before ordering. These are described as Novomins discount codes, voucher codes and promo codes.

Supplement brands sell hardest on subscription, and the standing subscriber price is usually the deeper saving, with a promotional code aimed at first orders instead. The two rarely combine. Bundles are priced as a set and a percentage will not normally sit on top, so compare the bundle against the code rather than assuming both apply.