Guardian Expands Access to Everyday Health and Holistic Wellness with New Mobile App

SINGAPORE, July 17, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Guardian, Singapore's #1 trusted health and wellness retailer, today announced the launch of its new mobile application, bringing a more convenient and rewarding way for customers to shop their health, beauty and wellness essentials.

Designed to connect the in-store offline and online shopping experience, the Guardian app places the retailer's comprehensive curation of health, beauty and wellness solutions right at customers' fingertips. Customers can easily browse from thousands of health, beauty and wellness products from vitamins and supplements to skincare and beauty products all in one app. They can also get instant insights to product information and usage tips through the in-app product barcode scanner.

In addition, the app reinforces Guardian's commitment to preventive health through its wide network of trusted pharmacists. Customers can locate the nearest Guardian store, check pharmacists' availability and book pharmacy and healthcare services such as diabetes care, smoking cessation, flu vaccination and medical teleconsultation, for a more seamless and integrated health service.

Research shows that 84% in Singapore are using mobile apps and digital services in their daily lives. In response, the Guardian app is a timely and significant step toward expanding access to preventive care and holistic wellness, with more features to be added as customer needs evolve. The app empowers customers to take charge of their wellness goals, complementing Guardian's existing digital website and its network of more than 120 stores across Singapore.

To make everyday shopping even more rewarding, Guardian has integrated yuu Rewards – Singapore's #1 rewards programme – into the new app, allowing customers to earn points as they shop via the app. Enjoy free Click & Collect with a minimum spend of $20 at over 60 stores in as early as 2 days. The enhanced Click & Collect feature makes picking up everyday essentials quicker and more convenient than ever.

From 17 July, customers can look out for app-exclusive perks, including:  

• $1 Daily Deals (up to 99% off) with $40 minimum spend till 13 August 2025.
• Daily flash deals with at least 50% off till 13 August 2025.
• Complimentary sample with every in-app purchase, offering opportunities to discover and try new products till 13 August 2025.
• Birthday Rewards of $5 off voucher with $20 minimum spend during your birthday month.
• $8 Click & Collect voucher for new app users upon sign-up.
• Limited time voucher of $15 off with $100 spend till 30 September 2025.  

"The launch of the new mobile app is a key part of Guardian's digital acceleration journey as we strive to be our customers' trusted health and wellness advisor. A seamless omnichannel shopping experience empowers us to deliver greater convenience and care anytime, anywhere our customers need us. And this is just the beginning, more features and enhancements are on the way as we continue to innovate around our customers' evolving health, beauty and wellness needs," said Guardian Singapore Business Development & Omnichannel Director, Leong Chao Yang.

The Guardian mobile app is now available for download on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.

The key visuals for the app are available for download here. 

About Guardian

Guardian is Singapore's No. 1 trusted health and wellness retailer, with the largest network of community pharmacists and over 120 stores island wide. Offering a curated range of 9,500 products across more than 850 international and local brands, Guardian is the trusted destination for health, beauty and everyday wellness of our modern customers. Through accessible health services, trusted and professional expertise, and everyday essentials, Guardian empowers customers to embrace wellness with confidence – anytime, anywhere. As a trusted advisor in preventive health and holistic wellness, Guardian is committed to supporting every individual on their personal well-being journey.

SOURCE Guardian