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Cheapest Hayfever Remedies 2011 discussion
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This is the 2011 discussion for the article:
Cheap Hayfever Remedies
If you've spotted any top deals, please post below.
You can also read the 2008 discussion, the 2009 discussion or the 2010 discussion here. Thanks!
Cheap Hayfever Remedies
If you've spotted any top deals, please post below.
You can also read the 2008 discussion, the 2009 discussion or the 2010 discussion here. Thanks!
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B&M bargains have Loratadine for 79p a pack0
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:j Wilkinson's own brand cetirizine and loratadine tabs. 75p for 14 :j
Be careful though because they also do packs of 7 for 88p at the checkouts0 -
Recently brought Piriton on line with Chemist Direct.co.uk paid about £4.75 for 60 in a pack.Was only allowed to buy 2 packs though,not sure why.Thought this was a good deal though.:T0
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A number of the online pharmacies sell bottles of 500 standard Piriton tablets for under £10 - including the Chemist4U site linked to on this week's email. It's actual Pirton, not an own-brand equivalent, the difference being that the tablets just come loose in a big bottle rather than in the little blister packs. But it works out much cheaper than any of the smaller non-branded packs, even when they're on offer (2p per tablet). You can't get big packs of the non-drowsy or one-a-day ones though, just the standard ones.
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Can't remember the name of the brand but it's the same as the one they sell in the £ shop. Loratadine at Aldi is 69p for 14.House saving Targets:
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Sainsbury's do own-brand Cetirizine in packets of 30 cheap (but can't remember price) not on display, ask at Pharmacy.0
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The pots of 500 Piriton are available to purchase and offer a vast saving on Piriton 30s and 60s, but as they are loose in a tub and have no child resistant top, I would not advise any families with children to purchase them.
ThanksA number of the online pharmacies sell bottles of 500 standard Piriton tablets for under £10 - including the Chemist4U site linked to on this week's email. It's actual Pirton, not an own-brand equivalent, the difference being that the tablets just come loose in a big bottle rather than in the little blister packs. But it works out much cheaper than any of the smaller non-branded packs, even when they're on offer (2p per tablet). You can't get big packs of the non-drowsy or one-a-day ones though, just the standard ones.“Official Company Representative
I am the official company representative of Chemist-4-u. MSE has given permission for me to post in response to queries about the company, so that I can help solve issues. You can see my name on the companies with permission to post list. I am not allowed to tout for business at all. If you believe I am please report it to forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com This does NOT imply any form of approval of my company or its products by MSE"0 -
Sam_26 since you work for chemist 4 u, this weeks email said we'd get free delivery, and it's trying to charge me £3 on checkout...any help please?January - peroni coaster0
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Oneclickpharmacy have got packs of 30 Loratadine 10mg (non drowsy, the same as likes of tesco, sainsburys cheap non drowsy) for 60p. Postage is £2.85 tho, but may still be worth it if buying other bits or in bulk. I've bought 6 packs So I have loads now. If you buy 6 packs, even with postage it works out at approx 50p/14 tablets (as opposed to 75p-£1 in supermarkets).
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We have free postage enabled on all our hayfever products, as well as orders over £20.00. If you private message or use the contact us with the products you are purchasing, as you must be not qualifying within these criteria.jadangel2001 wrote: »Sam_26 since you work for chemist 4 u, this weeks email said we'd get free delivery, and it's trying to charge me £3 on checkout...any help please?“Official Company Representative
I am the official company representative of Chemist-4-u. MSE has given permission for me to post in response to queries about the company, so that I can help solve issues. You can see my name on the companies with permission to post list. I am not allowed to tout for business at all. If you believe I am please report it to forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com This does NOT imply any form of approval of my company or its products by MSE"0
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