Well.ca has a broad range of active offers, but your best choice depends on what you are buying and how much you are spending. The headline offer is the code for 15% off water bottles and tumblers, which is built for shoppers stocking up on drinkware for the season ahead. Beyond that, Well.ca runs both percentage based sales on specific categories and fixed value codes tied to minimum spends, so a quick comparison will show you which one saves you the most.
Small orders under $35. If you are buying just a few items and your total comes to less than $35, check whether your products fall into one of the category sales. The clearance event with up to 50% off over 1000 products, the 30% off backpacks and travel bags, or the 30% off Aveeno range may all save you more than a fixed value code would. For items not in a sale category, a percentage discount on sale merchandise typically beats a fixed amount on a small basket.
Orders from $35 to $50. In this range, the code for a free SPF 50 sensitive lotion with orders over $35 becomes available, which can provide real value if you are interested in sun protection. If you are buying sale items, check the category discounts first: 30% off selected Aveeno, 30% off backpacks, or the 50% off clearance event may still be your best option depending on what you have in your cart.
Orders from $50 to $75. The $10 off orders over $50 code now applies, but this is where you need to think carefully. On a $60 order, the $10 code saves you $10. However, if those items are part of the 15% off water bottles and tumblers offer, you would save $9 on that specific category. If your cart contains items from one of the category sales (the 30% off Aveeno range, 25% off muscle and back pain relief, or the up to 50% off clearance event), those percentage discounts will almost certainly save you more than $10. Work out the final price with each eligible offer and go with the lowest total. If you are buying Avene products specifically, the non code deal for a free cosmetic pouch with orders over $50 gives you a gift rather than a cash discount.
Orders from $75 to $100. The $10 code still applies, but so do the brand specific codes like spend $75 on Clarins and get a free Glow Duo. The non code deals also kick in here: the free SPF 50 hydration product with orders over $40, and the free thinkbaby sunscreen offers on orders over $50. Category sales remain competitive. If your order is made up of clearance items, a 50% discount will far outpace the $10 fixed code.
Orders over $100. Percentage discounts widen their advantage significantly at higher spends. The clearance sale's up to 50% off becomes very attractive, as does the 30% discount on Aveeno or other category sales. The $10 code is still available but saves a smaller proportion of your total. Branded codes like the $200 Silk'n offer with a free eye mask become relevant, as do the free Sonny pool float code on over $100 spend on Sun Bum. Again, calculate your final price with each eligible offer.
To pick your offer, list which ones apply to your specific items and their minimum spends. Calculate the final price you would pay with each code or sale applied. Go with whichever leaves you the lowest total. The only exception is where the terms forbid combining offers (several of the branded gift codes and some category sales state this explicitly), in which case you can use only one.