Boots Grabbit Bargains Part 40 - Post your finds here

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skibster wrote: »

Could people please post back about what their Boots shopping evenings were like? I think some took place last night, and some tonight? Mine is Thursday night, and I'm curious if there will be special offers and deals besides the bonus points, as I wouldn't spend 50 anyway.

I'm going to one on Wednesday evening so I'll let you know. The one's last year were not as good as the year before. They usualy have a DJ and free wine/oranage juice and mince pies. They also give out free samples of creams etc but definately not as many freebies last year!

lisa364

Just got back from Birmingham High St and found NO7 Deeply moisturising lip care reduced from £8.75 to £4.38 got 3 so 342 kicked in, grabbed 2 mitchum solids @ £3.28 each, two for £3.50 kicked in, used No7 ts & £1 off mitchum total paid £6.26 and got another pinkie.
Loads of different old No7 gwp on stand as well

geordie_lass_2

Eww, DD’s picked up head lice :eek:

Thought I would post a quick reminder for anyone who doesn’t know, you can get free head louse treatment for your child or anyone who gets free prescriptions, by visiting your community pharmacy, Boots or otherwise, rather than having to wait for an appointment with the nurse at the surgery.
You need to take a sample of the lice in with you, best way is to sellotape a couple to a piece of paper, they’ll ask for the patient’s name, address, DOB and GP then give you a full course of treatment free of charge, embarassed teenagers can send mum to the pharmacy as there's no need to see the nurse. DD has been given two bottles of Prioderm to be used a week apart.

Not sure why pharmacies don’t publicise this more, most seem happy just to sell you the lotions, the price can add up though especially if you have several children to treat.
We have a Nitty Gritty comb from Boots but DD is so freaked out by the thought, wait for it, of lice having sex on her head :rotfl: that she’s insisted on chemical warfare to kill ‘em off.

sophisticated.

lisa364, when you bought the mitchums was there a sign up saying they were 2 for £3.50 or did it kick in automatically at the till?

lisa364

sophisticated. wrote: »

lisa364, when you bought the mitchums was there a sign up saying they were 2 for £3.50 or did it kick in automatically at the till?

Kicked in automatically on till, there was a sign up saying ALL mitchum but did not expect it to be the solids as well, was very happy when it worked and no beeps with voucher too

heatherks

geordie_lass wrote: »

Eww, DD’s picked up head lice :eek:

Thought I would post a quick reminder for anyone who doesn’t know, you can get free head louse treatment for your child or anyone who gets free prescriptions, by visiting your community pharmacy, Boots or otherwise, rather than having to wait for an appointment with the nurse at the surgery.
You need to take a sample of the lice in with you, best way is to sellotape a couple to a piece of paper, they’ll ask for the patient’s name, address, DOB and GP then give you a full course of treatment free of charge, embarassed teenagers can send mum to the pharmacy as there's no need to see the nurse. DD has been given two bottles of Prioderm to be used a week apart.


Not sure why pharmacies don’t publicise this more, most seem happy just to sell you the lotions, the price can add up though especially if you have several children to treat.
We have a Nitty Gritty comb from Boots but DD is so freaked out by the thought, wait for it, of lice having sex on her head :rotfl: that she’s insisted on chemical warfare to kill ‘em off.

m my daughters are registered with direct care in Boots and they wouldnt even give me any treatment for them ...said to use a fine comb and conditioner every other day

you can also get a nitty gritty comb free on prescription if you go to their website there is a part you click on to print it out .. to give to your doctors or health visitor ...i handed mines in at doctors reception and got a prescription a few days later

http://www.nittygritty.co.uk/ng/index.jsp

http://www.nittygritty.co.uk/ng/resources/nittygritty_available_on_prescription.pdf

sally06

went shopping for the men in my family today:)

No7 mens anti-fatigue eye stick 7.50

No7 mens anti-fatigue eye stick 0.00 on 3 4 2

FCUK mens weekend bag 14.00 - 1/2 price mag voucher = 7.00

No7 mens GWP

I also used; 5.00 tillspit and pinkie. SA said it wouldn't work, but she scanned the vouchers anyway, and of course it did:T

total came down to 4.50, so I grabbed a pack of sweets to make it up to 5.00 to get another pinkie:)

I also bought another bottle of narciso rodriguez for OH as he loves the one I got him the other day. It was 8.50 on clearance:D

this is 5.49, but with the promotion on at the moment you get 2 for 5.50 and if you have the 2.00off JF vouchers you can get them for a very little spend. I got 2 today for 1.50 as I used 2 JF vouchers + I earned another pinkie:)

JoJoB

I still have the following vouchers if anyone would like. Pinkies v welcome if you would like to swap.

£5 off electrical (in-store glossy)
100 pts on alldays
double points on mini-mode
50 pts on dentonox
300pts on no.7 concealer pen
100pts on childrens vitamins
save £1 on botanics baby
3for2 on avent cups
500pts on boots manual breast pump
£5 off boots steam steriliser
500pts on BT digital baby monitor
£20 off boots atlas stroller
£10 of graco mosaic travel system

natty16

natty16 wrote: »

I have both a fragrance and an electrical voucher to swap for No7 pinkies if anyone is interested. Please pm me.

Bump

have swapped a fragrance voucher, still have two more fragrance and one electrical voucher if anyone is interested.

Also have an electrical mailing voucher available

postiepaula

hi has anyone tried this?


2 x fcuk gift sets that was £50 down to £25

with

another gift set which is 342 costing upto £50

ie

fcuk set £50
-£25 promo
fcuk set £50
-£25 promo

any gift...£50
free 342

hope you can understand where i'm coming from


if anyone has got a set for £25 how was it worded on the receipt?