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More than 50% off - Swisse Men's and Women's Multivitamin @ Chemist Warehouse*​

Swisse*, a brand synonymous with health* and wellness*, stood out in the market* as Australia’s #1 Multivitamin** for its commitment to quality* and evidence-based formulations*.

Each product* is crafted to deliver a broad spectrum* of essential vitamins* and minerals*, supporting general health* and well-being*.

Incorporating a Swisse* multivitamin into your daily routine* is about more than just health*; it's about establishing a ritual* that prioritises your well-being*.

Swisse multivitamins* are available at Chemist Warehouse*, Australia's leading pharmacy. You can snag the Men's and Women's multivitamins for perhaps their best price ever, better than 50% off!*

Whether you prefer to shop online*, in-store, or via Click-and-Collect*, Chemist Warehouse* makes it convenient to integrate Swisse* into your life.

For women, the Swisse Ultivite Women’s Multivitamin* is specifically made to support their bones*, brain*, and immune system*. It helps with energy* levels and reduces tiredness*.

The formula* includes more vitamin D* for stronger immunity* and bones*, magnesium* for muscle health*, calcium*, and selenium* for hair and nails. It also has potassium*, astragalus*, and ginger* for added benefits*.

For men, the Swisse Ultivite Men's Multivitamin* is the perfect supplement.

It's packed with over 40 essential nutrients* like zinc*, vitamin D3*, selenium*, and magnesium*. This formula is designed to support men’s health*, especially when their diet* might not provide everything they need.

Swisse supports general health and well-being. Always read the label and follow the directions for use. Credit: Swisse / Health Canada 2018, Multi-vitamin/mineral Supplements Monograph, Health Canada.

So why wait? Start your journey to thriving health* with Swisse* today, and unleash your best self*!

Explore the range on the Chemist Warehouse website* and discover the perfect multivitamin* to complement your diet* and lifestyle*.

**Source: IQVIA Sell Out Service. Vitamins Minerals & Supplements, Australia Pharmacy and Grocery. Total Value Sales 52 weeks ending 27/05/2023.

 

[orange]

I have used Swisse Vitamin D for a while now have recently added Magnesium as well .

 

[gbaerken]

I have not heard favorable things about swisse.

 

[IAN3005]

I have not heard favorable things about swisse.

Maybe they are running this promotion to claw their way back

 

[Veggiepatch]

Swisse have been accused of bad advertising tactics and shonky claims in the past.

Does a leopard change its spots? NUP!

 

[darrellh]

Certainly not the brand I would use. There are far better brands out there and people need to do their due diligence otherwise they are wasting their money

 

[DLHM]

Swisse is a vitamin, supplement, and skincare brand. Founded in Australia in 1969 and globally headquartered in Melbourne, and was sold to Health & Happiness, a Chinese company based in Hong Kong previously known as Biostime International, in a $1.7 billion, two-step deal in 2015 & 2016.
Wikipedia.org

 

[Veggiepatch]

Swisse is a vitamin, supplement, and skincare brand. Founded in Australia in 1969 and globally headquartered in Melbourne, and was sold to Health & Happiness, a Chinese company based in Hong Kong previously known as Biostime International, in a $1.7 billion, two-step deal in 2015 & 2016.
Wikipedia.org

There is the answer to all your questions about Swisse.

 

[Jill57]

I have not heard favorable things about swisse.

Can you say what is not favourable ? As I use Swisse eye cream and vitamins

 

[Veggiepatch]

Can you say what is not favourable ? As I use Swisse eye cream and vitamins

Swisse Vitamins Pty Ltd has been in the news recently over their Federal Court action to suppress a determination of the Therapeutic Goods Advertising Complaint Resolution Panel (CRP) about a number of their products. And now a new marketing campaign by the company has highlighted the limitations of the complementary medicines industry’s self-regulation.

After investigating several complaints, the CRP found the promotion of a number of Swisse products was misleading, had not been verified or raised unwarranted expectations.

The CRP requested Swisse pull promotion that claimed certain products were “clinically proven” or “independently tested”, as well as its “Tired? Stressed? You’ll feel better on Swisse” tagline. The matter is currently awaiting judgement while the CRP determination remains suppressed.

Swisse Vitamins highlights the failure of industry self-regulation

Swisse Vitamins Pty Ltd has been in the news recently over their Federal Court action to suppress a determination of the Therapeutic Goods Advertising Complaint Resolution Panel (CRP) about a number of…

theconversation.com

 

[Veggiepatch]

But there's more....

A new assessment of Swisse vitamins advertisements has again found the company misled consumers about what its products can do with insufficient evidence to prove it.

A leaked judgment about complaints to the Therapeutic Goods Administration's Complaints Resolution Panel says the company could not justify its famous tag line ''You'll feel better on Swisse'' for some of its products, particularly those advertised with unsubstantiated therapeutic claims.

Swisse ads did mislead as complaint is upheld again

A new assessment of Swisse vitamins advertisements has again found the company misled consumers about what its products can do with insufficient evidence to prove it.

www.smh.com.au

Refer to my post early in the discussion.

 

[IAN3005]

Swisse Vitamins Pty Ltd has been in the news recently over their Federal Court action to suppress a determination of the Therapeutic Goods Advertising Complaint Resolution Panel (CRP) about a number of their products. And now a new marketing campaign by the company has highlighted the limitations of the complementary medicines industry’s self-regulation.

After investigating several complaints, the CRP found the promotion of a number of Swisse products was misleading, had not been verified or raised unwarranted expectations.

The CRP requested Swisse pull promotion that claimed certain products were “clinically proven” or “independently tested”, as well as its “Tired? Stressed? You’ll feel better on Swisse” tagline. The matter is currently awaiting judgement while the CRP determination remains suppressed.

Swisse Vitamins highlights the failure of industry self-regulation

Swisse Vitamins Pty Ltd has been in the news recently over their Federal Court action to suppress a determination of the Therapeutic Goods Advertising Complaint Resolution Panel (CRP) about a number of…

theconversation.com

Nothing beats the facts......