Boots Grabbit Bargains Part 40 - Post your finds here

mrs_T

Just wasted half an hour getting 4 mitchums at a ss till. It wouldn't scan my half price vouchers so SA called manager who said I shouldn't be getting to use the vouchers because of the 2 for £3.50 offer but she would let me have it this time. Ended up with 4 mitchums for a pound as I didn't have the nerve to risk a £1 off mitchum coupon as well. Earned a £5 ts though.

mess0804

c_l_a_i_r_e wrote: »

There were a number of posts on here a while back basically saying how bad the heated eyelash curler was- may be worth considering before peeps use their pinky on them.

I have the mirror which i love and would definitely recommend, and plan to get the compact trimmer which has also had some good reviews on here. x

I haven't seen those posts :mad: I just saw a lot of people buying them; it's only £1 but it's a growing pile of things that I don't use. Maybe I will take it back and exchange it for a trimmer, it seems to have better reviews

I would like the mirror but I'm a little skint to spend £10 on it. (Had some ugly memorries with the ss tills and the SA who was watching them - called the security, when the TS glitch was on - so I'm not trying the ss tills ever again...)

mrs_T

Does anyone know of any Aberdeen xmas shoping nights beyond next week? Second week of school hol's is not the best time to have xmas shopping night.

soba

Need to ask a question, but don't know if this is the right thread. Does anyone know if there are any vouchers or AM vouchers for reduced price sight tests at Boots? Booked in for tomorrow but don't want to pay £20:eek:

DebbieR

Anyone who has the No7 pedicure set-do the instructions say that it's not suitable for anyone with diabetes? I'd love to get one for my Mum as a stocking filler but I know she can't use things like foot spas which vibrate. I can't see anything on the website that helps so I thought I'd ask the experts.;)

creditcontroller

mrs_T wrote: »

Does anyone know of any Aberdeen xmas shoping nights beyond next week? Second week of school hol's is not the best time to have xmas shopping night.

They always have a couple in November so you won't miss out! It's a great way to accumulate extra points.

sarah_skint

DebbieR wrote: »

Anyone who has the No7 pedicure set-do the instructions say that it's not suitable for anyone with diabetes? I'd love to get one for my Mum as a stocking filler but I know she can't use things like foot spas which vibrate. I can't see anything on the website that helps so I thought I'd ask the experts.;)

hiya i have just opened one of mine up to read it for you, it says

if you have diabetes, circulatory or skin problems consult your chiropodist or doctor before using

Aesop

soba wrote: »

Need to ask a question, but don't know if this is the right thread. Does anyone know if there are any vouchers or AM vouchers for reduced price sight tests at Boots? Booked in for tomorrow but don't want to pay £20:eek:

I got voucher from ACM for a free eye test but only when you buy a complete set of glasses from Boots Opticians. Unless you want the glasses, it might be cheaper to pay the £20.

Although there was a D&A free eye test voucher knocking around and you don't have to buy their glasses to qualify.

Check out the freebie forum.

sarah_skint

answers will be short and brief like my fuse!

just checked my online banking and my gas/electric dd has doubled with no warning at all, from 70 upto 140 in one hike - told the bloke on the other end of phone he can shove it,
i will be changing suppliers - why don't boots do gas and electric, at least i'd get some points..............but then they would probably say i'm not entitled and ban my card as my husband is also at the same address lol

DebbieR

Thanks for that Sarah. :T I had a sneaky feeling that it wouldn't be suitable for diabetics. They should really note that on the website.