What is actually discounted.
Two offers run continuously at Cannalab47: 20% off any basket over $150, applied automatically with no code, and WELCOME47 for a first order. Delivery is free over $150. The automatic discount and a code do not stack — you get whichever is worth more.
What is running right now?
| Offer | How it applies | Who it is for | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20% off over $150 | Automatic | No code needed | Any basket over $150 |
| WELCOME47 | Code at checkout | First order | Entered in the basket |
| Free delivery | Automatic | Orders over $150 | Otherwise $8, or $18 express |
Do discounts stack?
No, and the basket says so rather than silently ignoring what you typed. The automatic 20% and a discount code do not combine — whichever is worth more to you is the one applied. Free delivery over $150 is separate and applies alongside either.
How do I find what is discounted today?
The sale view lists everything currently reduced, and the price index publishes what a gram actually costs across the whole shelf by weight and tier — which is a more useful way to judge whether a deal is a deal.
Questions people actually ask
Do you have a first-time customer discount?
Yes. Use the code WELCOME47 at checkout on a first order. It does not stack with the automatic 20% discount on baskets over $150 — the basket applies whichever is worth more to you.
Is there a discount for larger orders?
Baskets over $150 get 20% off automatically, with no code to enter, and delivery is free over $150. Both are applied in the basket before you pay, so you can see the effect before committing to anything.
Do you offer veteran or senior discounts?
Not at present. We do not run veteran, senior, medical-patient or industry discount programmes, and we would rather say so plainly than leave the question unanswered. The two offers above are the ones that run continuously, and this page is dated so you can see when it last changed.
How do I know a deal is actually a deal?
Check it against the price index, which publishes what a gram costs across the shelf by weight and tier. A discount on an over-priced product is not a saving, and a published index is the only way to tell the difference from outside.
