Bio-Kult
Bio-Kult makes live bacteria supplements aimed at gut health, selling direct from its UK website as well as through pharmacies and health shops. Formulas come as capsules, gummies and sachets, with versions for adults and for babies and children. It suits shoppers who already know which formula they want, or who are comparing gut-health options for the family.
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- Student discountBio-Kult offers a 20% student discount, with some sources mentioning up to 30%. Verification of student status is required, often through providers like Gocertify.
- NHS discountBio-Kult offers a 20% discount for key workers, including NHS and other healthcare providers, with some sources mentioning a 30% NHS discount. Verification of employment is required.
- Military discountBio-Kult offers a 20% military discount, with some sources mentioning a 30% discount for military personnel and veterans. Verification of status is required.
- Join Refer a Friend and Subscribe & SaveBio-Kult's 'Refer a Friend' program allows customers to earn £5 credit when they refer a friend who spends £30+, with the friend also receiving £5 off their first order. They also offer a 'Subscribe & Save' option for up to 35% off the first purchase and up to 30% on future subscription orders.
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About Bio-Kult
The formulas
Bio-Kult Everyday is the daily option, and Bio-Kult Boosted is pitched at more advanced support. Infantis is designed for babies and children. Other lines include Migrea and S. Boulardii. Products are aimed at digestion and immune support, as well as the gut-brain axis and intimate health. They combine several bacteria strains, including Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillus, with nutrients like magnesium and vitamins. Gluten-free and vegetarian options are available.
About the company
Bio-Kult develops and makes its supplements in the UK. Bio-Kult is based at Lopen Head in Somerset and is owned by ADM.
Buying direct
UK delivery is available from the website. Unopened products can be returned within 14 days; if you bought through a pharmacy, its own returns rules apply. Payment is by Visa, Mastercard or PayPal. A subscription option covers repeat orders, and a Refer a Friend scheme rewards introductions. Discounts are open to verified students, key workers, NHS staff, veterans and military personnel. The customer service team answers phone and email from 9am to 5pm on weekdays.
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Bio-Kult quick facts
| Delivery | <p>UK delivery available via their website and major retailers. Products also available in pharmacies and health stores nationwide.</p> |
|---|---|
| Returns | <p>Returns accepted on unopened products within 14 days. Check with retailer for specific returns policy.</p> |
| Payment methods | Visa, Mastercard, PayPal |
| Loyalty scheme | Refer a Friend and Subscribe & Save |
| Founded | 2002 |
| Headquarters | United Kingdom |
| Parent company | ADM |
| Stores | Online only |
Bio-Kult contact
- Website
- bio-kult.co.uk
- Phone
- +44 (0) 1460 243 230
- info@bio-kult.com
- Hours
- Mon-Fri 9am-5pm
Bio-Kult FAQs
Can I return Bio-Kult supplements?
Unopened products can be returned within 14 days. If you bought from another retailer, check that shop's returns policy instead.
Is there a Bio-Kult product for children?
Yes. Bio-Kult Infantis is the formula made for babies and children, alongside the adult Everyday and Boosted ranges.
Are Bio-Kult supplements suitable for vegetarians?
Some are. The range includes gluten-free and vegetarian options, so check the details on each product before ordering.
Does Bio-Kult offer a student discount?
Yes, students can claim a discount after verifying their status, often through Gocertify. NHS staff, key workers and the armed forces have similar schemes.
