learning2me
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Advice please on cheapest place to buy testing strips for SD Codefree meter?
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Liam1955
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@learning2me - Take a look on here: http:///homehealth-uk.com/all-products/codefree-blood-glucose-monitoring OR go onto Amazon.co.uk
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I buy from Amazon, in fact brought some earlier today.
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@srobertson06 - Can I ask how much did you pay? And for how many? 
@srobertson06 - Can I ask how much did you pay? And for how many?
5 packs 264086
10 packs 975833
Those are the Home Health discount codes for packs of 5 (250 strips) or 10 (500 strips)
When I last bought 10 tubs they worked out after discount at £5.20 per tub using that code. They had expiry date of Aug 2017 too. That was direct from Home Health.
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I think they are 6.99 for 50 from Home Health and 7.99 if you get them from Amazon .I only buy 100 at a time but as said you can get a discount for larger amounts
learning2me
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Thanks - just paid £25.99 for 250 at Homehealth using the codes.
learning2me
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Thanks - used Homehealth with the codes.
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The discount codes only work when you buy directly from HomeHealth. If you buy from eBay or Amazon, you will pay the usual £6.99 per tub - unless you buy from a private seller who wants to be rid of some they have acquired and are just getting something back for something the no longer want or need - plus Homehealth will pay a fee to eBay or Amazon to use the sites. I always go directly.
If going direct allows Homehealth to protect their profit margin enough to be able to offer us a discount provided we buy a few at a time, I'm all of that. I like a win/win story.
If going direct allows Homehealth to protect their profit margin enough to be able to offer us a discount provided we buy a few at a time, I'm all of that. I like a win/win story.
