Half price ladies razors & cheap thrush capsules

kerryjoe20

Chemist direct have a clearance sale on and are selling thrush capsules (their own brand) for less than £2, canestan is over £10, and ladies razors cheap too.

TheSaint_2

Fabulous... I won't need to scratch in public so much now

Ryliesmummy

and Clotrimazole 1% Cream
£1.69

Carriannelouise

£2!!!!! :eek: they only cost them about 13p a capsule to buy in, i know i used to sell them at a massively inflated price this is more like it at 18p

http://www.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!/embarrassing/fluconazole-150mg-1-capsule-thrush-treatment/prod_1949.html
i have used this website before and they are good and always send stuff out quickly
xx
Just checked and clotrimazole cream is 72p
http://www.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!/medicines/clotrimazole-cream-1-20g/prod_2631.html

so 90p for both

theres loads of bargains to be had (generic stuff, branded tends to be fairly expensive)
30 loratadine tablets (hayfever, clarityn substitute) 52p
32 co-codamol 42p
32 paracetamol 31p
hydrocortisone cream 95p
48 400mg ibuprofen £1.34
have a look
HTH x

Curvey_Kate

Hi, your links will not work, could you possibly send me the name of the company etc by PM please.

Kate x

Sagz_2

If you google the end of the link you'll find the website.

Vagildi

'pharmacy first' I think

Carriannelouise

Curvey_Kate wrote: »

Hi, your links will not work, could you possibly send me the name of the company etc by PM please.

Kate x

stupid Links and technology!!!
pharmacy first through google should get you to it x

sugarcube84

just wanted to say thanks for posting the links, i will be using this site for stuff like that in future i have just set it up in my favourites.

GlasWolf

There's a great chapter in Ben Goldacre's book Bad Science where he describes trials that show that branded drugs actually have greater efficacy over generic ones. Not because the active ingredients are any different (they're not), but purely because you subconsciously "trust" a known brand over a plain white label, and have a greater expectation that it will have the desired effect. Funny beasts, humans.

Carriannelouise

GlasWolf wrote: »

There's a great chapter in Ben Goldacre's book Bad Science where he describes trials that show that branded drugs actually have greater efficacy over generic ones. Not because the active ingredients are any different (they're not), but purely because you subconsciously "trust" a known brand over a plain white label, and have a greater expectation that it will have the desired effect. Funny beasts, humans.

its true im doing my degree in pharmacy at the moment and took it as a bit of an interest. another thing is that the other added ingredients can give you different dissolution rates thus possibly making them work more slowly. i can however assure you that those thrush capsules work u used to sell a fair few in a week and always got people coming back to say that it had worked. they're the same as we used to give out on prescription too if you dont believe it works then it won't im a firm believer in that but at 18p its worth a try some people get recurrent thrush from things such as the contraceptive pill or diabeties and therefore dont want to spend £10+ on a treatment that they can get for less than £1. if it doesnt work for you its a bit of a pain i wouldnt want to spend £10 just because it comes in a pretty box that says canesten but some people are like that my friend will only ever use nurofen even tho they are super expensive x