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Superdrugs member price flu jab
A heads up for those looking at flu jabs. The superdrug members price is not £9.98 but £17.95! As says when you go to book as checked directly with them too unless they intend to change this a big difference
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Dandruff - alternative to Nizoral
Hi, I have not posted anything for a while, but I am at the end of my tether and was hoping perhaps someone had similar experience and can advise. So few years back I have developed dandruff. I always had slightly scaly scalp, but Head and Shoulders kept it at bay. 2-3 years back however it got bad. The only thing that…
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Specsavers - how scratch resistant is scratch resistant?
Hi, I've had my pair of Specisavers SuperDigital varifocals for a few weeks now, as part of that they are come with UltraClear Super Clean. Now UltraClear SuperClean are supposed to be scratch resistant, but literally within 48 hours I had swirly scratches on the right hand lens which really irriated me as I'm super…
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NHS dentist can’t find any near me
I am looking for NHS dentist in and around Ipswich area! I am 36 autistic male I currently go to private mydentist EveryTime I go the dentist always berates me about how I am flossing my teeth keeps telling me what to do and what I shouldn’t eat or drink! How to brush my teeth etc Always bugging me to have professional…
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Medisafe app no longer free from January 1st 2026
I've been using the Medisafe app for several years to keep track of my medication and supplements. I've found it very useful to prevent me forgetting, overdosing or totally forgetting a med name during a medical appointment. From January 1st 2026 users will have to pay a subscription fee or lose access. It's a fairly small…
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No Buying Unnecessary Toiletries July 2026
If your beauty and toiletries are taking over your life, then this is the thread to help you work through the stash and motivate you to not buy anymore (hopefully!) Welcome all newbies and regulars to this very friendly and chatty thread where we give lots of lovely tips on how to use up your stash and lots of support and…
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BNPL & stoozing
Now, that BNPL got regulated, it got onto my radar again… I understand there's an aspect of this (from the providers and the retailers perspective) to incentivise people to buy more. However, I was just wondering, whether we can flip this towards our own advantage – just like with credit cards (and especially credit card…
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NHS dentist charges query
If I go for 6 month check up and they find a tooth that needs filling do I pay once band1 for check up and then again band 2 for the filling or do I only pay once for both visits for band 2 filling If I have a check up and all is fine but after a week later I lose a bit of filling and go back to see how bad it is do I pay…
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Glasses online?
Have you bought spectacles online and had a good experience and saved money? I have had my eyes tested recently and I am getting to the stage where it is a slightly noticeable view with glasses, but I don't need them. Looking at the prescription, it's rather complicated.
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Osmio water filter
https://www.osmiowater.co.uk/water-filters/reverse-osmosis-water-filters/zip-portable-reverse-osmosis-system.html Has anyone got this and is ot any good? What other filter ststems that you would recommend that require no plumbing
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Confused about new Dental Charges in Wales
Hi, can anyone clarify the new dental charges in Wales as I am feeling confused after my visit today? I am over 60 so I can have a free check up and at that appointment a few weeks ago, I was told by the dentist I needed to come back for a filling and a hygenist clean and paid £111.03 - £50 for the clean and the rest for 1…
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No Buying Unnecessary Toiletries June 2026
If your beauty and toiletries are taking over your life, then this is the thread to help you work through the stash and motivate you to not buy anymore (hopefully!) Welcome all newbies and regulars to this very friendly and chatty thread where we give lots of lovely tips on how to use up your stash and lots of support and…
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Diet help
Does anyone follow a mediterranean style diet? if so, could you recommend a book(s) with guidance and recipes in please?
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Prescription Prepayment vs FP57
I am trying to work out if a PPC would be worth in the long run – but in the meantime I need some medication, unfortunately… As far as I can understand, I can backdate your PPC by a month, if (and only if) I've got asked for (and got handed) an FP57 form when I paid for the meds. So, essentially I can get my health sorted…
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Color wow dream coat alternative
I have very thick wavy hair and I use the above before I dry and straighten my hair. Is there any cheaper similar alternatives? I think the last bottle I purchased was around £25 Thanks!
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Mounjaro Website
Apologies if this isn't appropriate for this forum. My GP has currently prescribed me mounjaro for Type 2 diabetes, but has said the prescription will finish once the diabetes is under control, so I'm thinking of buying it privately to try and keep the weight loss going. On a Radio 4 podcast someone suggested using…
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No Buying Unnecessary Toiletries May 2026
If your beauty and toiletries are taking over your life, then this is the thread to help you work through the stash and motivate you to not buy anymore (hopefully!) Welcome all newbies and regulars to this very friendly and chatty thread where we give lots of lovely tips on how to use up your stash and lots of support and…
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NHS dentist - lab fee charges for cancelled dentures
Hi. I'm in wales and I'm lucky enough to have an nhs dentist, I work and don't receive any benefits so pay the nhs charges band A etc. I had an issue where I lost a front tooth (right at the front where it was clearly visible), I was naturally stressing, and and having called my nhs dentist and explained the situation, was…
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88year olds £670 dentist bill?
hi was hoping to get some advice, about 3 year ago I took my 85 year old Mam to the dentist, the dentist had de-registered her as she hadn’t been for a good while due to medical problems and Covid! So Id asked if she could register “no we are not taking any new NHS clients at this time” So Mams in pain so paid the £49.99…
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Sun tan lotions that don’t leave your skin feeling “sticky”
As the title. Every sun tan lotion I’ve tried seems to leave my skin sticky. Can anyone recommend a high factor lotion that doesn’t do that? I’d prefer a low cost one but I’m now at the point that this is now more important than price. TIA
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