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zippydooda

asset2004 wrote: »

Thanks, where do you buy the piriton from?

not asda they only do their own, but I may try it. but if you put piriton on an msm search a few stores do it.

do search from a shop in asda then underneath it will say how many versions of it are at each store.

edit. it now looks like only boots do it on msm results but im sure others must do it.

zippydooda

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

A and T have their own versions for about [STRIKE]10% of the price[/STRIKE]

If you want piriton it is from any of the shops or a chemist

try half. lol

this is asda results but I have not tried it. so please please be careful

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/shelves/Medicine_in_ASDA.html?_fcategory=Allergy_Relief

mhoc

zippydooda wrote: »

my little dog has been scratching a lot this summer, finally sorted it out for her.

we had the same problem a few years ago and the vet gave us piriton for dogs. of course it 10x the price of the human version.
however someone on here told me they gave their dogs half a human one as it had similar (or the same) ingredients. so I tried it this time and it worked wonders.
please realise I love my pets and would not want to harm them in any way, so if you try this be careful

One of our cats has very sensitive skin - just wish that there was a piriton version for cats. He has been fine for months but literally within the last 2 weeks he is having another flare up so he needs to see Barry the vet for a 1/4 jab of steroids - really really hate having to take him but steroids seem to be the only thing that gives him relief.

No idea what the trigger is - his skin loved the really hot weather and sunbathing but the changeable and wet weather has not helped.

Savvy_Siobhan

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

I am going to try to spend less than £100 next month… you could join me in the challenge

:D:D

Your on! Even now I'm spending about 400-600, the good news is that I have a freezer full so should be easier this month to manage just keep that topped up! X

Bananababe

Savvy_Siobhan wrote: »

Your on! Even now I'm spending about 400-600, the good news is that I have a freezer full so should be easier this month to manage just keep that topped up! X

That still seems a lot but you are new to this, are you still doing the shoppping for both families ? is that the total for both ? x

emerald21

Savvy_Siobhan wrote: »

Ha ha no chance!!! You have me for life I'm afraid! Xx
I don't think its possible to go back to being a muggle once you have been christened into this way of life!
Been really busy so mostly been reading up whilst I'm in bed then falling asleep phone in hand! Lol
Tip: if you use your iPhone to read up you can take a picture of any glitch info on here for quick viewing later. Just hold down the top off button at the same time as pressing the round home button. Then release the round it will take a picture. Xx

Yes you can do that with the iPad too. I frequently do it. Also handy to show Dawn anything , just take a pic and send it to her instantly with iMessage

bubbs

Bananababe wrote: »

Thats rather insane. I have to my knowledge never spent that much on groceries. worse bill was maybe £120. but there was clothes in it. even before started couponing etc

I know me too, just lloked at doing a c nd c for medicines, snag is can only order 2 at once plus strepsils

Colin_Hunt

mhoc wrote: »

For the amount that you would spend in petrol I don't think its worthwhile.

Will Asda deliver to you? If so you can do specific targeted shops which will at least mean you can get £100 of APGS each month.

My eldest gets weekday evening deliveries for £1 as her Asda is some distance away.

I'll be out for a motorbike ride anyway, its just that much of the journey is not "that" enjoyable. The petrol cost would be around £12, so if I can use £25 in APGs, its free motorcycling with a profit. She who must be obeyed has run out of hair colour (from the big 32p glitch), so I think its a goer for tomorrow.

Leothecat

dipdap wrote: »

You make me sound cleverer than I am
It's only school level stuff which usually means you can't do much more than say your name and know a load of words.
I definitely can't hold a conversation with anyone in either French or German at the moment.

If anyone has ever learnt or knows German the der, die and das is driving me potty!

I'm a fluent German speaker.....went there at the age of 17 as an au pere and stayed for 3 years. German grammar is a nightmare :eek: however, if you only plan on conversational German I wouldn't worry too much about it. If you speak quickly enough no one knows if you said der, die, das, den, dem etc etc...:rotfl:
Good luck!

mhoc

I also got a mailing voucher from Marks for £5 wys 25 food and wine spend and tomorrow is the last day I can use it but I am clueless.

I was hoping for a dine in weekend but it didn't happen and nothing on the picnic deal looks worthwhile.

There is 25% off if you buy 6 bottles of wine but there cheapest wine is £5 :eek: so even allowing for the discount its £3.75 per bottle which is way over my maximum ideal price for a bottle.

I did see some bottles on offer 2 for £12 but I doubt weather the 25% would come off these before discount - still £27 for 6 bottles.
Its a SS store but only tiny and I had OH mithering

I've got green redeem as well but are these just for food - not wine?