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This voucher provides you with £5 off when you spend £30 or more in-store at any UK Holland & Barrett store until 5th of June. Offer is valid in UK stores only. Offer valid 22nd of May 2025 to 5th of June 2025. This voucher is valid for one-time use on in-store, available items only. The voucher can be used in conjunction with any promotion in store. The voucher cannot be used in conjunction with student discount, blue lights discount, vegan society discount or any online discounts that can be used in store.
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