What do you never pay full price for?

[ElliotGoss]

For me it's pringles. The price when they aren't on offer is shocking! But if they have a few pence off then I snap them up.

Frugi stuff for DS - the parsnip pants are good over cloth nappies but no way would I pay full price when they have a sale every other month or so!

Yes to a lot of these - always search for a discount code and yes to JL and their 20% offs.

One super makeup brand that I’ve come across ByTerry, pretty bloody pricey, but omg so good. I got an online makeup consultation and the woman was just sooo lovely! Really clicked with her! She gave me a code for 20% off, so I use that for every order if there isn’t already a deal on.

Sport shoes.com are fab for trainers, SportPursuit is fab for gear, jackets etc. Wiggle is good too, H buys his water supplements from there only when on offer

Cleaning products and washing powder - I use eco ones, but they all (eco or not) always go on offer at some point so I stock up then.

Although I am thinking of switching to the dissolvable tablets to save on plastic waste, and they’re cheaper (or they should be?!).

Pringles

Gluten free bread
If its reduced to half price or less I might consider it. Otherwise I'll live without bread.
I'm not paying £3 for a tiny loaf!

Most things, especially since Covid19 as I know have for time to shop around.

Always look for a discount code before purchasing. Shop around on different websites for the best price. Never buy anything before a baby holiday as there are nearly always sales or discounts on those weekends etc. Never take the first price for a hotel etc. Use skyscanner for all flights etc.

I'm not tight but think accepting the first price without checking for better is being taking for a mug.

@m030978

Gluten free bread If its reduced to half price or less I might consider it. Otherwise I'll live without bread. I'm not paying £3 for a tiny loaf!

I feel your pain! Gluten free anything is shockingly expensive (and the slices of bread and biscuits are tiny!) so I buy gf products when on offer. I tend to buy all my clothes and boots in the sales, because why wouldn't you?

Most clothes, through necessity. In my lottery win fantasy life, I don’t immediately navigate to the clearance section on websites.

I also will only pay yellow sticker prices for Charlie Bigham.

Instant coffee, we have which ever is on offer.

Adidas trainers. I can always always find a voucher code for something off with a quick google.

Pringles for me too, their full price is shocking!
Multi packs of Coke Zero or Pepsi Max,
Haagen Dazs ice cream.

Cashmere and dresses.

Avail at 70 per cent off in M and S and Zara sales.

Wait for the sweet spot at the end, or get lucky on the first day.

The family’s trusted brands of toiletries. We consume them at the same rate so I shop around and stock up when the price is right.
Same for coffee.
Quilting cotton is shockingly expensive. I have a local Facebook alert for anybody selling stashes and only buy from shops at less than €10 a metre.
My wedding dinner service. It’s still being produced, but why buy a plate for 17 euros when they go for 5 on EBay?

Clothes - I rarely pay full price for any garments. I head straight to the sales section.
Coats - my three purchases this year were half price.

New York Cinnamon and Raisin Bagels (although even the special offer price is now £1.20 rather than £1)
Twinings Earl Grey teabags
Yorkshire teabags
Toothpaste
Doritos

I've thought of another. Those Innocent juices which you get in different colours and are meant to do different things, vitamin c, immunity etc. They're normally £3.50 each!

Oreos

Snapfish for my photo books but always price compare and check for money off codes generally.

PG Tips - aim for under £4 for 240

Fabric conditioner, dishwasher tabs, washing powder, kitchen roll. I buy whatever is on offer.

I am not tight with many things but I am so stingy with kitchen roll. I ration it and won’t use a full sheet when half will do. No idea why 🤷‍♀️

White stuff and Joules!

Dowe Egberts. It's the only instant coffee we like and I stock up whenever I see it on offer.

Coffee
Dish washer tablets
Toilet roll

Azera here too.I refuse to pay £5.49 and have recently discovered Poundland sell if permanently for £3
Toilet rolls
Cleaning products
Yogurts
Philadelphia
Kitchen roll

Mainly clothes, usually wait for a sale or google for a discount code.

Any branded food. Either get it on offer, get own brand or go without.

Clothes are 95% either charity shop, ebay or sale.

Flowers. Always get 25% off at Bunches plus previous spend points.

Anytime I need to make an expensive purchase, I check for discount codes or deals. I get a lot of offers with O2 and Amex so use those as well as online codes.

Bulk buy loo roll on Groupon. Also use Groupon for deals on eating out and massages etc.