Convert to unit price
60 ml cream at $8 vs 120 ml at $12: compare per ml. Bigger isn’t always cheaper.
For vitamins and OTC, compare doses — not just the bottle.
Points and loyalty: real cost
Points have value only if you redeem them. Don’t buy something useless just to “maximise” points.
A lower price without points often beats a higher price with points if you don’t have a clear reward.
Health: don’t overstock
Expiry dates and treatment changes mean bulk buys can become waste.
Keep a small stash of monthly basics; watch the rest via weekly flyers.
Using PromoSimple
Filter the pharmacy vertical, compare nearby banners, and note an exact product when pack size matters (URL alerts coming soon).
Always check the in-store label (DIN, strength) before buying.
Unit price, useful points, no overstock: three anti-waste filters for pharmacy shopping. The flyer is a hint, not an order.
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