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A couple of years ago I bought an all day suncream called ProSport. It's a factor 44. It's available from some sports shops in the UK, but only in small tubes. As I needed a large quantity for my brood, I ordered it in a pump dispenser from the States and it worked out cheaper than P20. It was excellent. No waiting time after application, easily absorbed, not greasy or stingy, and smelled nice too. Had the UVA protection as well as UVB.
If anyone's interested, the website I ordered from is
https://www.sunclothingetc.com
Added to say - most importantly, it works. I've used it now on 3 holidays, totalling 5 weeks for three children over two years, with no burning at all. Still got some left but won't risk that it hasn't "gone off".0 -
How long does delivery take? going on holiday at the end of the month0
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Philby1 wrote:How long does delivery take? going on holiday at the end of the month
You talkin' to me?
From memory, I think it was about two weeks.
Bear in mind that it might well be subject to an extra Customs charge, whether or not you're charged this seems to be a bit of a lottery. I wasn't but a friend who placed a separate order was - even with this it was still cheaper than P20.
I've just done a google and found a UK supplier of ProSport HERE but their prices seem much higher than the US site.0 -
gk172 wrote:Cheers i didnt even know they did that kind, we tried the p20 and the kids nearly got burnt factor 20 is too low so will try and hunt out the factor 30 piz buin at boots especially as its bogof:beer:
Tesco have Banana Boat Spray for kids reduces, factor 48 !!!
£ 7.99 reduced to £ 1.99 !! Also handy for a spare or if you dont have time in morning to apply the binding lotionsIt rains every day so why save ??0 -
Addy wrote:I wonder if the Piz Buin has a quicker binding time - the 90 minutes needed with P20 used to really be a problem with the children.
Checked Tesco today and Piz Buin states 20 mins binding time.It rains every day so why save ??0 -
20 minutes is better than 90 when the kids are champing at the bit to get in the pool! Thanks for that.0
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Superdrug also have the piz buin range at bogof too;)The more i save the more i can spend:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:0
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Addy wrote:20 minutes is better than 90 when the kids are champing at the bit to get in the pool! Thanks for that.
I always used to grab daughter when she first got up and before putting any clothes on would slap on the P20 while she was still half asleep0 -
My local Tesco Extra has L'Oreal Solar Expertise lotion factor 40 down to £1.75 along with a cream for the face, factor 60 also down to £1.75.
No Banana Boat spray for kids :mad:0 -
I was in Boots yesterday and they had about three shelves full of Roc Sun products at £2.99 some were protection 60.I read on the website that Roc are 3x2half scottish half italian :100%moneysaver0
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