TESCO H&B COUPONS - New Thread *See First Post for UPDATES*

cdodd

i've just been to my local tesco express and they had a delivery of 7 boxes of quit packs. don't know how many packs in a box but i guess quite a few, the ladies behind the counter were moaning that they didn't need any more as they already had loads. I thought as i went out i should have offered to take a box off their hands but i didn't want them to get suspicious!! i could have also been super kind and shared that MSE secrets !!

Carmina_Piranha_3

Harrietxxx wrote: »

Mr brother and partner are having twins and I would like to get some stuff together for them.

off topic but have you joined the baby club? you could pretend you're having a baby on the same day that they are. i just saw an ad in a baby mag for a huggies 'baby beginnings basket' which you get free if you buy newborn size 1 nappies, you need the coupon for getting it free - they say they send it to you if you sign up during pregnancy or with a baby under 2 months old.

the baby club vouchers will probably contain a points voucher for buying the huggies (they only cost around £3 anyway, and the free basket says it's worth £11.63), and more points for buying pampers, huggies wipes etc. and i think you also get a voucher for 250 points if you spend £10 on baby stuff, so you can use that at the same time as you buy the nappies and wipes etc - loads of points!

the basket looks nice, it contains a full pack of baby wipes, a little teddy bear, money off coupons, balsam tissues, a baby record book and some bedtime powder which i assume is lavendar scented talc.

it's not free but a good points combination would make it as good as free if that makes sense!

mhoc

I also had problems with healthcare because our store is so little the range was minimal. But in a big store though it was easy to spend £8.
My first couple of healthcare £8 shops I stocked up the first aid cupboard and I also made sure I had some basics in the car glove pocket and the kids first aid kit for scout trips. A lot of things are £1 or under, various plasters, bandages, antiseptic wipes, pain killers, calamile lotion, throat tablets etc.
On later £8 shops I tended to get lots of samll things plus one larger item ie over £3 so if any of my coupons were refused I had a bigger value item to get a refund on
Mary

wickes wrote: »

Thanks for everyones tips, I managed to get loads of the quit kits and also a few of the H&B ones too but can anyone advise what I can buy under healthcare to use my vouchers, especially any BOGOFs so I don't spend as much - not sure what falls into this category.
Many Thanks

akh43

Can you get these using the healthcare coupons? I queried it at the pharmacy yesterday and he said it didn't work, but I am sure I have read somewhere it does.

Any comments appreciated.

Thanks

jo_b_2

Carmina_Piranha wrote: »

off topic but have you joined the baby club? you could pretend you're having a baby on the same day that they are. i just saw an ad in a baby mag for a huggies 'baby beginnings basket' which you get free if you buy newborn size 1 nappies, you need the coupon for getting it free - they say they send it to you if you sign up during pregnancy or with a baby under 2 months old.

the baby club vouchers will probably contain a points voucher for buying the huggies (they only cost around £3 anyway, and the free basket says it's worth £11.63), and more points for buying pampers, huggies wipes etc. and i think you also get a voucher for 250 points if you spend £109 on baby stuff, so you can use that at the same time as you buy the nappies and wipes etc - loads of points!

the basket looks nice, it contains a full pack of baby wipes, a little teddy bear, money off coupons, balsam tissues, a baby record book and some bedtime powder which i assume is lavendar scented talc.

it's not free but a good points combination would make it as good as free if that makes sense!

Edited my post: Hadn't heard of this offer before but it is mentioned on the Tesco Baby Club sign-up page. http://www.tesco.com/clubcard/btc/ I am really tempted by the sound of this, even though I have already signed up. Might try phoning Clubcard helpline and seeing if I can try my luck and get this freebie as an existing member. (Baby isn't due for another month so I do fall under the less than two month remit)

Tesco Parenting Club offers tend to be extra points coupons rather than actual freebies. Their coupons are really good and can be combined to maximise the benefits.

(For example; yesterday I earned nearly 1000 points in a £70 shop. I used a 250 points voucher for spending over £10 on baby products and bought two packs of nappies and two packs of wipes on BOGOF. I used a 200 bonus coupon for both packs of nappies and 100 points for both packs of wipes. I also used manufacturers' coupons for all the baby products as I had genuinely bought the items.)

Anyway - to keep this post vaguely health & beauty related, I managed to pick up a couple of the new Quit Packs instore yesterday so am back on the Tesco H&B trail!

Discodee

I joined the tesco baby club. I've had a clubcard over 10 years, but never received anything!

Dont forget boots parebting club too. You get a lovely changing bag kit free with any purchase of huggies, and there are loads of points coupons to be had to use while buying them. Plus coupons for no7 a free camera and other stuff

countingthepennys

Was it you Vellum that said that cotton wool was classed as beauty at t?

countingthepennys

Ive just seen an ad on tv for a programme on monday eve at 9pm on 5......
Addicted to Asda,I wonder if they will do a follow up for Tesco?!!
My DH says I have O.C.D obsessive coupon disorder rotfl

leadhead

cdodd wrote: »

i've just been to my local tesco express and they had a delivery of 7 boxes of quit packs. don't know how many packs in a box but i guess quite a few, the ladies behind the counter were moaning that they didn't need any more as they already had loads. I thought as i went out i should have offered to take a box off their hands but i didn't want them to get suspicious!! i could have also been super kind and shared that MSE secrets !!

45 in a full box..or there are in mine

akh43 wrote: »

Can you get these using the healthcare coupons? I queried it at the pharmacy yesterday and he said it didn't work, but I am sure I have read somewhere it does.

Any comments appreciated.

Thanks

Yes, its definately been reported before..............(travel sickness bands)

WELSH-DRAGON wrote: »

I am interested to know what is going on to ?

You have a proverbial PM.....but then you'd know that already

Jonjulie

Anyone know if the glitch on Sanex has been fixed? In Tesco earlier and they refused to take any coupons whatsoever,none would scan,anyone else have a problem today?