- VOUCHERCLOUD has a host of useful discounts this week. Until Sunday September 15 there's 10 per cent off first back-to-school orders at Debenhams, 10 per cent off orders at H Samuel, 13 per cent off at Goldsmiths, 20 per cent off at Sunglasses Shop, £10 off orders over £60 at Holland & Barrett, 20 per cent off orders over £60 at I Want One Of Those and 10 per cent off large kitchen appliances over £400 at Currys PC World. Find the codes and details you need at www.vouchercloud.com.
- Until 11.59pm on Tuesday September 17 you can get 15 per cent off orders at www.coffee-direct.co.uk using the code 15OFF. Already ordered in the past week? Don't worry - they'll apply the discount as a refund if you email them.
- Posh pampering products site www.neomorganics.com is offering three items for the price of two in certain skincare ranges until September 30. Use the code SKIN3FOR2. It applies to full-price single products in the Great Day Glow, Ultimate Calm and Perfect Night's Sleep ranges.
- A 12-month subscription to Nintendo Switch Online normally costs £17.99 but www.shopto.net has it on special offer for £14.85 at the time of going to print. Family membership is also on offer for £24.85 (usually £39.99).
- Until 11.59pm on Sunday September 15 you can watch two films at half price at streaming site Chili using the code CHILI10. Not all titles are included. The discount applies to rental or purchase at https://uk.chili.com.
- Get up to 50 per cent off photo prints (including posters) at www.snapfish.co.uk using the code PRINT919. The discount applies when you order 150 or more. For orders of between one and 149 prints, you'll get 30 per cent off. The code ALBUM919 makes photobooks half price (including extra pages) when you spend £50 or more on them or subtracts 40 per cent from your book bill with no minimum spend. Both offers are valid until 11.59pm on Sunday September 15.
j.campbell@irishnews.com
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