Monday, 7 January 2013
Saturday, 5 January 2013
Ordering by post
If you are posting your order to us, you might like to right click on the online price list, then select 'view image' so that you can print off just the price list, rather than print the whole web page, particularly as this means it fits better on a sheet of A4.
2013 Price List
We've just updated our prices for 2013. Most are the same but a few have gone down a little and an even smaller number have gone up slightly. The biggest change affects overseas postage, which we have unfortunately had to increase to reflect the current cost of postage.
Wednesday, 17 October 2012
Online Payment
Our online payment service is still having problems with some Mastercards so please try to pay with a Visa card, if possible.
Saturday, 29 September 2012
Online Payment
Our online payment service was down for a while during site maintenance, but it should now be working again. We don't yet know if this will cure the problem we have had with some Mastercards - please let us know if you have any problems with payment.
If you know what you want and the price you can click here to go direct to our online payment page - enter your order details and delivery address in the "Message" box, then click on the "Send money" link which will take you through the payment process.
If you know what you want and the price you can click here to go direct to our online payment page - enter your order details and delivery address in the "Message" box, then click on the "Send money" link which will take you through the payment process.
Friday, 14 September 2012
Made-to-measure Earplugs
From time to time people ask if we supply made-to-measure earplugs. We don't, but some of our customers have bought some, found they preferred the foam plugs they previously used, and carried on buying plugs from us!
In case you think we might be biased, the following is from "The Ride Kit Awards" section of Ride Magazine, November 2011:
SHOULD I GET MADE-TO-MEASURE EARPLUGS?
Depends. Some people swear by them. Others don't have such a positive experience and regard them as a waste of money - and they can be very expensive. Unfortunately the only way to find out which camp you fall into is to get some, live with them for some time and then make your own call about whether they're worth the cost.
You'd be better off starting with conventional earplugs, of which there are dozens of varieties available. Get a variety pack from Lucy Dell Earplugs (www.earplugsbypost.com) and there's a good chance that somewhere in there you'll find a size and shape that suits you.
In case you think we might be biased, the following is from "The Ride Kit Awards" section of Ride Magazine, November 2011:
SHOULD I GET MADE-TO-MEASURE EARPLUGS?
Depends. Some people swear by them. Others don't have such a positive experience and regard them as a waste of money - and they can be very expensive. Unfortunately the only way to find out which camp you fall into is to get some, live with them for some time and then make your own call about whether they're worth the cost.
You'd be better off starting with conventional earplugs, of which there are dozens of varieties available. Get a variety pack from Lucy Dell Earplugs (www.earplugsbypost.com) and there's a good chance that somewhere in there you'll find a size and shape that suits you.
Wednesday, 15 August 2012
Outside the UK?
We send plugs to Europe, USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. We also accept online payments from these countries by Visa or Mastercard. At present some Mastercards may not work for technical reasons. We apologise for this, it is being looked into.
If you want your order sent to one of these countries, prices are higher due to the higher delivery costs.
To Europe: simply add 10% to the prices shown in the pricelist. This applies to all pack sizes.
To USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand: a £5 pack will cost you £6; a £10 pack will cost you £12. If you want a bulk pack, contact us before you order as the weights of bulk packs vary significantly.
Payment is charged to the card in British Pounds (GBP) but your card company will convert this into your currency, so the transaction will appear on your statement in your own currency.
If you want your order sent to one of these countries, prices are higher due to the higher delivery costs.
To Europe: simply add 10% to the prices shown in the pricelist. This applies to all pack sizes.
To USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand: a £5 pack will cost you £6; a £10 pack will cost you £12. If you want a bulk pack, contact us before you order as the weights of bulk packs vary significantly.
Payment is charged to the card in British Pounds (GBP) but your card company will convert this into your currency, so the transaction will appear on your statement in your own currency.
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