Snacking Saturday- introduction to iHerb

I believe I have made mention of iHerb in previous food related posts, and there were a few questions from you lovely lot. Most of these questions related to shipping and service so here are my opinions on both.

Shipping; CHEAP! $4 (around £3) for orders under 3lbs in weight and under $80 value. It costs $12 for faster shipping or if you order is over the weight restriction for the cheaper option…none of my orders have been, yet, so I’ve always gone for the cheaper option with no problems. I like that product weight/basket weight is made clear in your basket.

What you do need to bear in mind is that if you spend over £18 you may be liable for a charge by UK customs, and the fees that go with that. Again I’ve had no problem with this as my most expensive order has been about £13 including shipping.

Service; Variable in terms of when you get your order, but utterly reasonable. Confirmation e-mail is prompt and you are kept up to date with the progress of your order. Mine have always been dispatched within 24 hours and typically they arrive within a week to a fortnight. The last order I placed was here in just five days!

And what do I most frequently order? SNACKS of course! Photos from iHerb site

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These are meant for kids but argh…SO GOOD! There is also a chocolate brownie flavour that is on my wishlist (another handy feature!). Availability of stock is sometimes an issue but you can set up alerts.

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Cinnamon, raisin, flavour AND fibre. Sounds too good to be true but totally isn’t!

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These only arrived in my latest order and I haven’t tried them yet, but bunnniiiiesss! Totally sold on bunnies alone!

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More bunnies. Oh yeah. I also have a serial cereal problem.

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Kashi bars for the win. I’ve tried several flavours now and LOVE them!

Aside from the fabulous prices and reasonable shipping, everything on iHerb is good for you! It’s been invaluable to me for getting more variety in my snacks for work…I’ve mainly ordered bars up until now but have just branched out in to crackers and other “pick and mix” type snacks for my elephant box!

Have you used iHerb before?

Would you, after reading this post?

What should I try next?

(I am in no way affiliated with iHerb, I just wanted to make my UK readers aware of what a godsend this site is!)

xxx

12 comments for “Snacking Saturday- introduction to iHerb

  1. I love, love the Annie’s Bunnies Bunny Grahams! My favorite is the Bunny Graham Friends multi-flavor mix in the tie-dye box. So cute & so delish! 🙂

  2. Awesome post! I’m not for the UK but I have been buying my probiotics and gluten free flour+ tons of other stuff at iherb! The Kashi bars are my fav! Thanks for sharing this!

    xo

  3. stop trying to tempt me Laura! they look so yummy…
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  4. Haha, you and your snacks! Happy Birthday by the way. Sorry it is late but my pc kept blocking your site. Hope you have a great weekend. x

  5. The choco brownie flavour sounds amazing. I’m everything intollerent so it’s probably not for me i’m afraid 😉 . x hivenn

  6. I’ve not tried these before, do look and sound yummy. Will certainly try them. x

  7. I love it when I doscover a wesbite/store/service that I can totally rely on!

  8. i order all of my supplements/vitamins from iherb as well as a hemp protein powder. it’s a godsend and so much cheaper than other sites. i’ve been using it for over a year and love it!

  9. Great post 🙂
    I need to start taking supplements!! x

  10. Boo, I want something like that here in the US!

  11. this makes me want to eat better haha !

    xxx

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    Laura you’re very naughty and my bank manager might well be having words with you! i *nearly* placed an order last time you blogged about iherb but with the discount code it would have been simply rude not to.but i am blaming you!!loving how the discount was already there cos i clicked through the link as well.

    btw there’s an awesome health food shop somewhere down your way, i think it was by a big roundabout in Exeter (it’s still your way compared to up here lol) where they definitely used to sell those clif kids bars.that’s why i’ve ever tried one before!

    rache xx