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No longer need your prescription season ticket? You may be able to reclaim cash - MSE News
Tens of thousands of people reclaimed more than £1.2 million last year for prescription prepayment certificates they no longer needed as they were entitled to free prescriptions or were in hospital, data obtained by MoneySavingExpert.com shows. If you no longer need yours, here's how to get your money back...Read the full…
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No Buying Unnecessary Toiletries January 2019
Here we go again for another month. As usual this initial post has been shamelessly copied from the many previous months. A big thank you to er, me,sstevo19 for starting us off last month. 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…
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Calcified Fibroid
Has anyone had these? I went for an x-ray on my left hip and now told I have to go for an ultrasound as they found a calcified fibroid. Never knew I had fibroids even though I always had heavy periods for years. Now passed the menopause for a number of years. I was wondering if they will: Just leave it/them alone? Or will…
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Head chef loses 10 stone
A father-of-two who suffered a scathing verbal attack at work has told how he shed an incredible 10 stone after being labelled 'disgusting' and a 'fat f**k' in front of his colleagues. In just five months he dropped from 27 stone to 16 stone 8 lbs by reducing his calorie intake to just 800 per day and using Cambridge…
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Dental issue *sensitive post*
Apologies admin Please delete
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Vision Direct reorder price
Logged into my Vision Direct account and was immediately shown my previous orders and the link "Reorder in 3 clicks". Clicked the link and noticed each box was £11.99 instead of the previous months £9.99 so I went to Google to find a better price. Googled the lenses and Google Shopping showed Vision Direct at £9.99 a box,…
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Denture alternatives
I have had a set of dentures due to some missing teeth. I am finding chewing food a bit difficult, what solutions should I go for? People have suggested vaneers as well as some very expensive procedures. I would appreciate some honest opinions please. Seb
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Hosptial Records
A family member has recently been discharged by her consultant. It has taken a couple of years of treatment for a complex condition and has involved significant amounts of contact/procedures/surgery and I suspect the medical notes are copious. The legacy of the condition is that it may come back and/or cause problems…
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What is veneer prep?
Having my teeth prepared for veneers later today but wondering what it actually involves? is it straight forward? would I need anaesthetic? etc thanks
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'The Ordinary' skincare products
Hi everyone! So lately I've been looking to expand by skincare routine as I've noticed my skin gets drier than it used to and I have slight hyperpigmentation so I thought I'd start taking better care of it! Now recently, a few people have recommended skincare products from 'The Ordinary' to me and have said that they work…
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Is subway healthy?
I normally eat the veggie delight with hearty Italian, no sauces as it tastes better, no soya veggie burger inside it as it has no taste. And non heated cheese. They use to have fresh bread cooked smell, and now the breads seem a little off. There cheese is processed, black olives have dyes. There breads are supposed to be…
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Can I trust the water bottles that the hotel will provide,should I bring my own water just in case
I am travelling in a few days. Can I trust the water bottles that the hotel will provide me, or should I bring my own water just in case?
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Dermalogica Active Moist & Clay Cleanser
Hello, I'm looking for a cheap online supplier to purchase Dermalogica Active Moist and their Dermal Clay Cleanser. Any suggestions? Also, as it is quite expensive, what are the best alternatives which are similar to it? Thanks.
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back damage personal trainer
Hi, I had been using a personal trainer at my local gym and was being instructed during one of my training sessions when we moved onto a half hack squat. The initial weight was ok and the instructor increased the weighty quite alot which is where the problem started. As soon as I took the weight on my shoulders I felt a…
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minor surgery /mole or sebaceous cyst removal
Hello everyone I have a very unsightly sebaceous cyst on my head I'd like to get removed, my GP has recommended calling a private hospital and pay for it, which I am ok with. however on Treatwell there are quite a few offers for cyst removal , some of them really cheap:…
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Son had 4 teeth removed - when should pain ease?
Hi, My 15 year old had 4 teeth removed on Monday (7th jan) ready for his brace to be fiited in a couple of weeks. I took him back to the dentist on Thursday as he was still in pain with one socket in particular, the dentist cleaned out the hole and packed it. He’s still in pain now which is 4 days after having his teeth…
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Gluten free
This is all new to us so im looking for tips or ideas for a gluten free lifestyle .
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Dental Costs
Good Afternoon I'm after some advice if possible please. I've just returned from the dentist as a tooth is causing real pain. I'm told it needs root canal and is a big tooth so will cause some pain/discomfort. Being a man my pain threshold is ridiculously low so I have been told that sedation is an option. However as this…
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When are Boots reducing their Christmas gift sets from half price?
Normally they are reduced with 70% by 6th Jan, I walked past the Boots near my work yesterday (19th Jan) and still half price with still loads on sets on the shelves. If they have reduced them to 70% off now, they would have very few left. I got a Boots gift card and usually I get stuff when its 70% off,
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Lip Balm recommendation request
As the season of cold outdoors and over-warm indoors is upon us, are there any stand-out products out there please?
