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1. Click "Get Code" or "Get Deal".

2. Click the "Copy" button; "Copied" indicates the coupon has been successfully copied.

3. During checkout, paste the code into the promo code box, then click the "Apply" button.

4. Once you see "Applied," the discount will be reflected in the total amount.

• What is Nature in Bottle's return policy?

  They offer a satisfaction guarantee and accept returns within 30 days of purchase.

• What payment methods does Nature In Bottle accept?

  They accept all major credit and debit cards, just as Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express cards at Nature In Bottle. Their payment partner PayPal accepts credit card payments, but you don't need to have a PayPal account to pay: you can enter your credit card data directly in PayPal and complete the payment.

• Does Nature In Bottle offer free samples?

  In order to maintain a lower minimum and lower prices for all Nature In Bottle customers, they do not accept requests for free samples. But they do provide very small size products that can be used for testing purposes. They urge you to use their small size and no minimum order limit to test their products before buying in large quantities.

• How are Nature In Bottle's prices so low compared to other companies?

  At Nature In Bottle, they value honesty and transparency and they are a non-MLM (multi-level marketing) company that sells directly to consumers online, so there are zero middlemen. They are always priced at wholesale prices and are suitable for every customer-their purpose has always been to ensure that everyone can afford the highest quality natural oils and cosmetic ingredients-from new craftsmen in start-ups to mature professional cosmetics manufacturers business. No need to register or become a member to enjoy their wholesale price discounts. They do not have any separate wholesale and retail "levels" and "membership programs", which usually end up increasing the cost of each person's product.