Fighting the January Blues with FIGHTER SHOTS!

January is tough — so goodnus is adding a boost. This month, your fruit and snack boxes include Fighter Shots, the award-winning UK wellness brand. Plus, get 20% off packs of 12 or more shots throughout January and February.

January 16, 2024

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Throughout January 2024 as part of a goodnus health-kick, our seasonal Fruit Boxes and Snack Boxes will include Fighter Shots, a UK based wellness brand, that creates healthy drinks that give consumers the boost they’re craving.

You'll also receive 20% OFF all flavours during January & February when you order a pack of 12x shots or more! Get in touch with a member of our team to place your order!

Here's a bit more about Fighter Shots...

As winners of the 2020 and 2022 Great Taste Awards, Fighter Shots produce a delicious range of products designed to boost immunity, reduce fatigue, and promote skin and joint health.

They choose the highest quality ingredients. Their ginger, turmeric, beetroot and lemon come from organic producers, and their pure and Manuka honeys are proudly supplied by Hilltop Honey. They also use glass bottles and aluminium cans to ensure no harmful chemicals leach into their drinks.