Lumie body clock £20 Off

Charlie1986

Hi i'm new here so i hope this is in the right place. On boots.com the have £20 off Lumie bodyclocks including the advanced one. Hope this helps someone. Lumie body clocks

robert_h_2

the boots £20 off has ended now (i hesitated and missed it)
found this alternative
http://www.allergymatters.com/acatalog/Lumie_Bodyclock_Classic_with_Radio.html
reduced to £49.95 from £69.95

calleyw

Is there not an offer on with a money off voucher in the leaflets for the change one thing promotion boots are running at the moment.


I am not sure which leaflet but if you ask on the boots thread on the grabbit board someone maywell know.


Hope that helps.


Yours

Calley

cozzie

calleyw wrote:

Is there not an offer on with a money off voucher in the leaflets for the change one thing promotion boots are running at the moment.

There is, not sure which one, but, it's a £5 off voucher.

Bunnyhop

The £20 off is back on the website currently

BargainAholic_2

Have to tell peeps about this because I bought one & its amazing!!

I'm sleeping like a baby & waking up before my alarm. Totally refreshed too!

My mum would never believe me if I told her...

Anyway.. Boots.com are offering an extra 1000 extra Advantage Card Points on the clocks so total is 2199 (totalling £21.99 of extra spends)

However if you spend over £100 you can use the promotional code GENK93 to get an extra 1000 points....

The thing is the clock is £99.95. So I found the cheapest thing which was £1 ( Panadol Actifast Tablets 14) which brought the Grand total to £100.94. But total points is 3210 which equates to a £32.10 saving.

It's also free delivery!

Yes I know its a lot of money for a clock & yes I know that you have to spend £100.94 to get it, but the clock is AMAZING & I spent the £32 on half price straighteners for my mum for Crimbo!..

Bargain!:T

lolly5648

I bought one of these clocks a couple of weeks ago (the advanced one) and I think it is a total waste of money. I set it to start to come on 30 mins before my radio alarm comes on and it has never once woke me up before the radio.

I'm going to try to take it back.

Polly

Been dyin to get one of these - thanks to OP and all of you for the advice. Off to the Boots website to see if I can replicate that deal!

Polly

Anyway.. Boots.com are offering an extra 1000 extra Advantage Card Points on the clocks so total is 2199 (totalling £21.99 of extra spends)

However if you spend over £100 you can use the promotional code GENK93 to get an extra 1000 points....


Can someone help me? I seem to be missing out on 1000 points referred to above. I'm getting the extra 1000 points for the clock and 1000 for spending over 1000 but where is the remaining 1000? Thanks

[Deleted User]

I don't have a boots advantage card.. any other firms offering discounts on these?

Also, I'm very sensitive to light in the morning, almost to the point that I don't need an alarm clock as my body's circadian rhythm is quite impeccable... will these clocks mess with my head? I'm hoping that it will make me wake up feeling more refreshed, and ideally wake my gf up (she's rubbish at waking up)

barginunter

We have one of these - I don't think they're supposed to actually wake you up suddenly, all I know is that when the alarm goes off and I open my eyes, you don't get that "oh God.." feeling. We love it.