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Join our growing community of over 80,000 members who offset the cost of living with a disability with discounts and exclusive offers from Purpl Disabled Discounts
Purpl sources tailored discounts and special offers for the disabled community with all your favourite brands. To help your pennies go further so you can do more of the good stuff.
Purpl discount codes are not just saving you money, every time you shop we give back to disabled charities through our Giving Program. Together, we can make a difference.
Purpl is founded by Georgina who understands firsthand the challenges and costs of living with a disability. We put the needs of disabled people at the forefront of everything we do.
Purpl sources tailored discounts and special offers for the disabled community with all your favourite brands. To help your pennies go further so you can do more of the good stuff.
Purpl discount codes are not just saving you money, every time you shop we give back to disabled charities through our Giving Program. Together, we can make a difference.
Purpl is founded by Georgina who understands firsthand the challenges and costs of living with a disability. We put the needs of disabled people at the forefront of everything we do.
There is only me and my disabled son who unfortunately had a severe stroke 3 years ago. Money is tight with just my pension and my son’s benefits so this site is a lifesaver. I have always had Morrisons home delivery shopping so to get 10% discount every week off my shopping is fantastic. Lots of many other offers so keep the fantastic work that you do for all the disabled people.
Stephen, Purpl Member
I’m so glad I found Purpl Discounts. As a relatively newly disabled person I’ve found the cost of living with disabilities to be very difficult. Finding Purpl has been a lifesaver. From food shops to replacing appliances, I’ve been able to use my discount codes in so many shops. I’ve saved a lot of money already and I’ve been singing their praises every chance I get. If you are disabled, do join. It’s worth the membership fees ten-fold.
Mel C, Purpl Member
This is an excellent site, saving money on many things needed or would like to have in the future. I've saved £'s already with various savings on food, trains, everyday essentials. Not only money saving but Purpl team are striving towards making the world a bit easier for disabled people. Keep up the great work and a huge thank you from me to you all.
Cassandra, Purpl Member
This is so worth doing! It’s quick and easy to join, so not too many spoons spent, and the discounts are definitely worth it. I just saved £30 on the supplements because of a 50% discount with Boots! Thank you Purpl.
Jemma C, Purpl Member
I really love this company it is great. Who doesn't love a discount lol. The staff there are amazing and so friendly and helpful. I had an issue and it got sorted right away. Overall this is the best website I've come across for a long time. Its easy to use website, the amazing discounts, and the friendly helpful staff.
Diana O, Purpl Member
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