Boots Grabbit Bargains Part 27 - Post your finds here

lilflower

Mother Pucker was £2.00 today and the FCUK lip plumper was £2.88.
NC cylinder tub of body gel or something was 88p!!!

LOADS OF SELS ON BOTANICS, SANCTUARY, MED, NC, ELLE all that sort of stuff!

mi55moneypenny

Before I go and buy a dozen packs of baby wipes and ten tubs of farleys to qualify for 2726 pts on £60 spend (600pts for over £60, 500pts for over £50 babystuff, 1400 from current baby promotion), can someone tell me whether the boots own wipes are any good? I normally get Johnsons and found Pampers wipes to be too scratchy and dry. Ta.

geordie_lass_2

poundsinbucks wrote: »

Hiya -

Still playing catch-up with the thread here but thought I'd let you know I did this last week. The ladies at the pharmacy counter helped me out. I handed them my Boots card and the Health Club coupon, they tried the offer with a green card first and it didn't work. Then they produced a blue card (the smart card with a chip on it, size of a creditcard) and it worked!! £0.00 to pay and 400pts added on the receipt. HTHS.

Poundsinbucks x

I had problems with the BMI smartcard HC voucher last week. The SA noticed that the number of weigh-ins was different on the card and the voucher, one says 10, the other 12. She checked it with the manager who agreed to put it through regardless but voucher wouldn't scan

Manager decided to phone CS to make sure it was the right smartcard. CS told her that the vouchers were a misprint (ie: the number of weigh-ins don't match those on the smartcards) that it was an error CS were aware of and that she should add 400 points manually as compensation for customers presenting the voucher (presumably if the voucher does scan then this is done automatically by the till)

Manager said I could have the smartcard full price or leave it but either way she would still add the points in exchange for the voucher. I handed over my voucher, accepted the points but didn't buy the card :rotfl:

Pollsdolls, I haven't seen the Ribbon walk being promoted in any of our local Boots either. I did buy a phone charm on Saturday for DD from Boots, a little heart with a white stone in it but don't know if it was for Breast Cancer research or not, I'm guessing it was British Heart Foundation

skibster

Just to check: If you buy the two pregnancy med products at £5 each, you can use your coupon for 500 points on a £10 spend AND still use your BOGOF coupon? Because then you're only paying £5; will you still get the extra points?

woollys_super_saver

lilflower wrote: »

Mother Pucker was £2.00 today and the FCUK lip plumper was £2.88.
NC cylinder tub of body gel or something was 88p!!!

LOADS OF SELS ON BOTANICS, SANCTUARY, MED, NC, ELLE all that sort of stuff!

The FCUK Lip Plumper was £1.88 today in Harlow store, I looked at it a day or 2 ago and it was £3 odd from £7 something.

The TB Body wash big bottle was also down to 75p.

moneysavingmumofone

mi55moneypenny wrote: »

Before I go and buy a dozen packs of baby wipes and ten tubs of farleys to qualify for 2726 pts on £60 spend (600pts for over £60, 500pts for over £50 babystuff, 1400 from current baby promotion), can someone tell me whether the boots own wipes are any good? I normally get Johnsons and found Pampers wipes to be too scratchy and dry. Ta.

I find them to be great, i only started using them this month and they are lovely and soft and moist

mi55moneypenny

woollys_super_saver wrote: »

The FCUK Lip Plumper was £1.88 today in Harlow store

Woollys, where would I park in Harlow? Not been to shopping centre before as was flummoxed by all the roundabouts.:eek: I'm hoping Harlow might be my nearest ACM with easy parking.

geordie_lass_2

skibster wrote: »

Just to check: If you buy the two pregnancy med products at £5 each, you can use your coupon for 500 points on a £10 spend AND still use your BOGOF coupon? Because then you're only paying £5; will you still get the extra points?

You should do but be sure to hand over the points voucher first, before the BOGOF voucher.

EDIT: Do the Med pregnancy products count as Baby dept though, in the eyes of Mr B's tills? Or is it a different voucher?

moyilla

mi55moneypenny wrote: »

Before I go and buy a dozen packs of baby wipes and ten tubs of farleys to qualify for 2726 pts on £60 spend (600pts for over £60, 500pts for over £50 babystuff, 1400 from current baby promotion), can someone tell me whether the boots own wipes are any good? I normally get Johnsons and found Pampers wipes to be too scratchy and dry. Ta.

Hi
I have 6 children and have always used Boots own wipes, not too wet and nice and damp. They don't stick together either or rip apart when you take them out of the packet. Bargin at 1.00 a packet :T:T

pollsdolls

geordie_lass wrote: »

You should do but be sure to hand over the points voucher first, before the BOGOF voucher.

EDIT: Do the Med pregnancy products count as Baby dept though, in the eyes of Mr B's tills? Or is it a different voucher?

Hogshead asked this question before

hogshead wrote: »

Can anyone expand on whether the med body butters would be classed as BABY DEPT to use a bonus points on spend coupon from PC?

and CPG posted this reply

crazyposhgal wrote: »

This Massage butter is in the baby dept and works with the voucher no problems so dont be worried. As does this: