New Disabled Discount Offers for February 2025

January felt like the longest month ever, and now February is already half gone! We have lots of new brands and new discounts for our Purpl Members! Make sure you have joined our private Facebook group for all the latest offers, competitions and so much more!

Have you discovered our Top Offers section yet, this page shows you the most popular disabled discount codes and offers on Purpl. This section updates automatically as people use our vouchers so it’s a great place to visit to see what discount offers are doing well with our members. Are you looking for a particular brand? If so, why not drop us an email and let us know what brands you would like to see on Purpl – [email protected]

New Disabled Voucher Codes for January

Please note that all offers are subject to change

Parallel Windsor Event
Jet2holidays
O2
Currys
Say It With jewellery
Glamsticks
Proviz

Holidays and Breaks Away Discounts

Parallel Windsor: Parallel Windsor is a Festival of Inclusivity with Challenge Events for all ages, health conditions & abilities on Sunday 6th July. Purpl Members can get 10% off tickets for Parallel Windsor!

A blonde woman dressed in black with a race number 250 stuck to her top is running and pushing the wheelchair of young boy, he is also dressed in black and has the number 209 on his chest. They are taking part in a fun run at the Parallel Windsor event and are laughing.

Jet2holidays: Jet2holidays is the UK’s largest tour operator, offering 2 to 5-star ATOL-protected package holidays for a low £60pp deposit. Purpl members can get £25 off Jet2holidays!

A family of a mum, dad, son and daughter are playing and splashing around in a pool on holiday

Tech and Electricals Disabled Discounts

O2: O2 offers a wide range of flexible mobile plans designed to keep you connected. Claim your 40GB, 12 month SIM only contract with Unlimited calls & texts for just £8 a month.

Currys: Got your eye on the latest tech? Currys has got you covered! With everything from kitchen appliances, TVs, laptops, gaming, and much more, we have tons of top deals so that you can enjoy the latest technology, for less. Purpl members can save an extra 10% on selected LG TVs, but be quick, offer ends 25th March 2025.

Fashion and Jewellery Disabled Discounts

Say It With: Say It With, the #1 fashion jewellery brand in the UK and Ireland. Say It With make fashionable jewellery for every occasion, for everyone. Beautiful ranges of necklaces, bracelets, earrings and more fit for any occasion. Purpl members can get a Say It With Discount code and save 15% off on selected products.

White woman with blonde hair poses wearing necklaces, earrings and bracelets from Say It With jewellery

Disability and Mobility Disabled Discounts

Glamsticks: Add some personality and glam to your mobility aid with Glamsticks. Purpl members can get 10% off for new customers.

Sports and Activewear Disabled Discounts

Proviz: Proviz is an International Multi-Award Winning Sports Brand, distributed in 40 countries, sold online globally and acknowledged as one of the most innovative sports brands in the world. Purpl members can get 15% off sitewide including sale items.

woman wearing a white high vis activewear jacket in the dark

Hair and Beauty Disabled Discounts

Boots and Liz Earle: Save £10 when you spend £35 on selected Liz Earle skincare.

We will add to this list over February so you can discover all our latest disabled discounts on Purpl and save you and your family money. Our founder, Georgina, knows how expensive it is being disabled so her mission is to ensure she always gets you the best offer – as we get bigger we will be able to get even better discounts from your favourite brands.

How can you help?

Ask your favourite brands if they do a Purpl Disabled Discount and if they don’t, tell them about us. As awareness grows it will help us to get more brands onboard! If there is a brand you would love to see on Purpl, let us know! Join the members only Facebook group.

If you are not a Purpl member, get yourself verified today so that you can start saving money to offset the extra costs of living with a disability.