11+ Elite Coupon-Crazy Glitching Mega-Bargainhunters

emmlouie

minniemoneypenny wrote: »

my friend has managed to get a suncream for her LO's on prescription from her GP as her boys suffer from eczema - its called Uvistat factor 50. Not sure how good it is as shes not been away yet but now I know that its available I am hoping to be able to get some for my LO's as they suffer too and reacted to boots baby sensitive last year. Its available over the counter but is around £15 I think :eek:

thank you
didn't know there was any available on prescription, annoyed with my GP now as i asked him about this last year, DS already gets plenty of moisturizer on prescription. will have to look into this, if i can get it on prescription for him that would be brill

Christmasshopper

You've made me feel nostalgic. I think the £5 Daily Mail book coupons coincided with the H&B too.

Mistic

Gemini_Jes wrote: »

Is this bottles or cans please?

Oh yeah :o

2 Litre bottles. That was why I was excited

locarr

emmlouie wrote: »

don't think i've tried that one, last year we used the tesco own brand baby one but he reacted a bit to that, asked the doctor for advice on which suncreams to use and he just told me keep trying different until you find one thats ok or just keep him covered up.

That's right every child is different and what works for one won't necessarily work for another, we tried many different bath creams/moisturisers before finding one she didn't react to!!

have you tried Elocon ?

Christmasshopper wrote: »

Good morning 11+ers. I'm just popping in to wish you a glitchtastic Saturday.

And I would like to wish you a Merry Christmas!!:cool:

rose28454

FloFlo wrote: »

I so agree about h&b had a Florida holiday and many other things curtesy of h&b and nappy points - several thousand nappy points on a single swimmers.:T

DTD last summer was good, the old r&r was good but h&b was the dream.:D

I agree h&B was the business. Now can someone tell me how to get more SSM vouchers from facebook. I keep posting but dont seem to get many vouchers??

sorryaboutmywife

Suncream does "go off" quick, my son had a reaction to some we'd used the previous year. Opened a new bottle of the same brand and he was fine.

emmlouie

locarr wrote: »

That's right every child is different and what works for one won't necessarily work for another, we tried many different bath creams/moisturisers before finding one she didn't react to!!

have you tried Elocon ?

:cool:

no, he has hydrocortisone with the option of a stronger one for a particularly bad flare up, we've been through simple, vaseline, E10, aveeno (which was good for a while then he started to react to it) and now diprobase. we were getting prescription oilatum and aveeno bath powders but he reacted to them so just has plain water now. I still have 2 boxes of the bath stuff under the stairs:o.

cosmic-dust

Walkers Variety 16Pk


Better Than Half Pric... valid until 27/3/2012

£2.00 (£0.13/each)
http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=255982990

Decay_2

Big Thanks to

West is Best :T
Cosmic Dust :T

You know why

altojack

Thought it was too good to be true, DS gave me a lovely big slice of pizza. I've eaten it and now he's asked me to drive him to his mates for a bbq :mad: :mad:

Oh well, I may just pop into Ts on way home, see you later