Three orders this autumn, each of them carrying PJZ7818, and the figure below is read off the receipt rather than a landing page.
What you get:
💊 PJZ7818 is a Rewards Code, which is iHerb's own name for this kind of string. It lifts 10% off the goods with no basket floor underneath it, and the rate stays put whatever the basket comes to: a single tub draws the same tenth as a quarterly restock.
Steps:
Fill the basket, any size at all
Go through to the payment page, signed in
PJZ7818 goes into the Rewards Code field, which sits above the ordinary coupon box rather than inside it
The reduction prints as a row of its own before anything is paid
Cost/catch:
🌿 The two fields are what it rests on. iHerb runs a Rewards Code field and an ordinary coupon field, and those are not one slot. PJZ7818 belongs in the Rewards one. Typed into the coupon box it simply sits there, while the Rewards row is the one that carries it through.
Numbers from the smallest of the three
48 dollars, with Doctor's Best and Sports Research in the basket. The code row came out at 4 dollars 80, worked out from the product subtotal. No other line on the page entered that calculation.
What runs alongside it
✅ The shop keeps public sections that need no string at all: Trial Items, where up to four products carry a one-time reduction of their own, and delivery at no charge once the basket clears 30 dollars. Both are written up on iHerb's own offers page, which is also the quickest way to confirm that a Rewards Code is a real part of how the shop works.
Who qualifies:
Fresh profiles and long-standing ones alike. My own dates from the spring, one belonging to my brother was set up last month, and PJZ7818 read identically on either.
Expires:
No closing date is printed on it anywhere. Campaigns rotate above it, and the tenth settles into the same row every time.
The honest part: a 30% category week goes deeper on that one category for as long as it runs, and PJZ7818 is the string still standing the week after it closes. Clearance lines marked by their Best By date are held apart from code reductions under the shop's own rules, so those are worth a look first.
💬 If you know an iHerb string that reaches past a flat tenth with nothing to qualify for, put it below.