Dunlopillo latex pillows - anyone bought from ebay?

FloFlo

I desparately need a decent washable pillow for OH, he is going through normal pillows so quickly. I read recommendations on here for dunlopillo latex pillows but am struggling to find them at a decent price.

Amazon have them for £43 each or on ebay they are as cheap as £20 for 2 but I don't want to be ripped off. The ebay ones £20 for 2 state a slight imperfection in the weight.

mrsmoneyspender

makro sell them, i can't remember off hand but they go on the makro mail quite often
i will try to have a look when i go tomorrow

veggie_lisa

I bought a couple from a company on ebay, they are fine though not as thick as my full price old dunlopillows.

houseofpat

Saw them today in Matalan for £15 each.

FloFlo

Thanks, I have a Matalan quite close so will try there first, thanks.

Always_Harassed

There are several different weights of dunlopillow. I have been using them for years but bought a replacement a few years ago that was like a brick. I think they name the different weights.

This might help http://www.dunlopillo.co.uk/products/pillows/supercomfort.aspx

mrsmoneyspender

makro dunlopillo latex 32.99+ vat for a pair
i would wait until they come on offer in makro mail if you can ususally a lot cheaper, sometimes £20.99 + vat, different offers on all the time
at the moment makro is having a huge change around so many bargains to be had

eslick

if you have a fenwick department store near you they usually have seconds (without the extra pillow case cover) for between £15 and £20

cyclingyorkie

eslick wrote: »

if you have a fenwick department store near you they usually have seconds (without the extra pillow case cover) for between £15 and £20

thanks for that - i need a new pillow - i've had a stiff neck all day!:mad:

Edinburghlass_2

This are the ones I buy

http://www.dunlopillo.co.uk/products/pillows/serenitydeluxe.aspx

and like mrsmoneyspender I usually buy in Makro when they are on offer.

Giulliana

I was lucky enough to win one, but I have to say it lives in the cupboard now.