80%Would buy again
Honestly the first thing I noticed was they don't taste like cardboard, which is rare for protein bars. Chocolate peanut is my fave. Ordered on a Monday and got them Wednesday. Will be ordering more before the month's out.
Read moreQuick note because I'm on my phone between jobs. Ordered a tub of the protein powder and it came fine, but I had a question about the refill date on my subscription and it took three days to get a reply. The answer was useful once it came. Price is a bit higher than the big online retailers but I accept that for the convenience.
Read moreI have been buying their vitamin D and omega capsules for about six years now, always the same order each month. The capsules have never been a problem and the monthly reminder email keeps me on track. Customer service answered a question I had about dosage within a day when I wrote to them last spring. I'd be lost without the regular delivery now.
Read moreI needed a structured plan after my GP suggested I cut back on carbs, and I'd tried two other apps that were too vague. The meal plans here break the calories down properly. The recipe search could be better though, and it took me a while to find the swap feature.
Would say it's a good plan for getting back on track with eating. The app is where it gets a bit annoying, logging meals takes longer than it should and I had to re-enter things twice. Once you've got your routine it's fine. Delivery of the box was on time and everything was there. Would stick with it.
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Activeposture is a UK business based around posture, movement and everyday wellbeing, offering products and support aimed at people who spend long hours sitting or working at a desk. Its range is built around practical aids and programmes intended to help people improve how they sit, stand and move through the day. The brand presents its approach as accessible rather than clinical, focusing on simple habits and tools that fit into ordinary routines.
Activeposture sells primarily online through its website, which serves as the main point of contact for customers placing orders and reading about its products. Its customers are office workers, remote workers and people looking for a structured way to address stiffness and posture-related discomfort, though it does not position itself as a medical service.
