New Health discount code
An extra £10 off with DAYO10, on top of the 20% first-order offer New Health already shows on its own site. Two savings, one checkout: make sure both are in the total before you pay.
Stacks with New Health's current 20% off a first order
One tap copies DAYO10 to your clipboard and opens New Health in a new tab. The 20% offer is applied by their site; DAYO10 is the part you have to enter yourself, so paste it in the code box and confirm the total has dropped by both amounts before you pay.
Offer terms last checked 27 August 2026. For eligible New Health orders where both the on-site offer and the code are accepted. Treatment is subject to a clinical assessment and approval; a code is never a guarantee that treatment will be prescribed to you.
Two savings, not one
Most people miss the second saving. New Health's 20% is shown automatically on their site, so it is easy to assume that is the whole discount and pay. It is not: DAYO10 takes a further £10 off the discounted figure. If the checkout total only shows the percentage saving, go back and add the code before paying.
Why New Health appears on Dayo
A discount only counts if the pharmacy behind it is real and traceable. New Health dispenses through MedPal Pharmacy, which has been through our manual checks, certificates included, before this code was published.
How ordering through New Health works
Open the offer and complete the assessment
The button above copies DAYO10 and takes you to the New Health weight loss page, where the 20% first-order offer is already shown. From there you answer an online medical questionnaire about your weight history, health conditions and current medicines. Answer it accurately: this is what decides whether treatment is appropriate, and it protects you.
Clinician review
New Health says a UK clinician reviews every prescription request before anything is approved. Treatment is prescription only, so approval is never automatic, and being declined means the safeguard did its job rather than that something went wrong.
Add DAYO10 and check the total
Before you pay, paste DAYO10 into the code box and look at the final figure. You should see the 20% reduction and a further £10 off. If approved, your order is dispensed by MedPal Pharmacy and sent by tracked delivery with automated updates along the way.
Code and offer terms last checked: 27 August 2026
About New Health
New Health is a UK online weight loss service built around an online assessment, clinician review and home delivery, with medicines supplied through MedPal Pharmacy, registered with the General Pharmaceutical Council under premises number 9011199. That registration is the thing to check, and the badge above takes you straight to the official register entry rather than asking you to take our word for it. New Health's head office is at 180 Strand, London, WC2R 1EA.
Three things New Health says about its own service are worth knowing before you compare it with anyone else. First, it describes the weight loss service as having no subscription, so you are not committing to a rolling plan to get the introductory price. Second, it says free, unlimited consultations with UK-registered clinicians are included, reachable by WhatsApp or email without booking an appointment, alongside a clinician-trained WhatsApp assistant for quick questions at any hour, with a human available on request. Third, it says every order comes with real-time tracking. These are New Health's claims about New Health, not findings of ours; what we have verified is the pharmacy registration, the premises and the ownership of the website.
One practical note at the time of writing: New Health has said it is handling high order volumes, so dispatch can take a little longer than usual. If timing matters to you, factor that in.
Does DAYO10 work on oral weight loss treatment?
Yes. New Health's weight loss service covers oral (tablet) treatment as well as injectable options, and the code applies to eligible first orders across the service rather than to one route only. The tablet option is the one most Dayo readers are here for, and it works the same way at checkout: the 20% first-order offer is applied on New Health's site, DAYO10 takes a further £10 off, and both are subject to the prescriber agreeing that treatment is suitable for you. Which route is right for you is a clinical question for the assessment, not a pricing one; our tablet versus injection guide explains the practical differences so you go into the consultation informed.
Using DAYO10 properly
- It stacks, but only if you add it. The 20% is automatic on New Health's site; the £10 is not. Enter DAYO10 yourself and check both reductions appear.
- It is a first-order saving for eligible new customers, so budget for New Health's standard price from month two onwards.
- Check the discount lands before paying. If the total does not fall by both amounts, do not complete the order, and tell us through our contact page so we can re-check the listing.
- Compare the discounted total, not the discount. 20% plus £10 off a higher price can still lose to a cheaper provider. Our discount price list and retail price list compare the true cost at checkout.
- Price the step you will settle at. Tablet treatment escalates through six steps and cost usually rises as you move up; see our steps guide.
- A code is not eligibility. Whether treatment suits you is a clinical decision; start with our BMI and eligibility guide.
Need help from New Health?
For questions about an assessment, an order or whether the code has applied, New Health can be reached at [email protected] or on 0800 058 4606. Dayo cannot see your order or account, so provider questions go to the provider; we can only re-check the listing itself.
Our commercial disclosure
Dayo may earn a commission if you order after following the link on this page, at no cost to you. Commission does not affect ranking or inclusion: our tables are ordered by price, and a provider that does not meet our verification standards is removed. At least 20% of relevant surplus is committed to UK charities under our charity pledge. Full detail in our independence statement.
Before you order anywhere
Treatment of this kind is prescription only and available privately rather than on the NHS. Prices, codes, on-site offers, eligibility criteria and delivery terms all change, sometimes weekly in a newly launched market, so treat the figures here as a starting point and confirm everything on New Health's own site before paying. If any provider offers prescription treatment without a clinical assessment, walk away and read our fake pharmacy guide.
Sources and references
- General Pharmaceutical Council register: MedPal Pharmacy 9011199 — registration record for the dispensing pharmacy
- GMC medical register — verifying a prescriber
- Dayo Verified methodology — manual verification of premises, certificates, website ownership and pricing transparency
- MHRA Yellow Card scheme — reporting suspected side effects or suspicious medicine sellers
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