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23andMe is offering free delivery for Valentine’s Day (UK deal)
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TL;DR: 23andMe’s Health and Ancestry service is available with free delivery until Feb. 14.
Valentine’s Day gifting is dominated by big bouquets of flowers and boxes of chocolates, but it doesn’t have to be this way.
You could really surprise your special someone this year by opting for something they’ll never expect. A DNA test is not classically romantic, but that doesn’t mean it wouldn’t show the recipient that you care. In fact, we think it shows a lot more creativity than a cliché gift.
23andMe has just dropped a tempting offer for Valentine’s Day, with free shipping for its Health and Ancestry service through to Feb. 14. All you need to do is enter your email to access the discount. It’s not complicated.
The 23andMe Health and Ancestry service includes everything in the standard Ancestry service, plus over 60 additional health reports. It’s the most comprehensive test that 23andMe offers, and it could now be yours with free delivery.
Ditch the cliché gifts this year in favour of a DNA test.
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