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Which? Get Answers podcast: health products you should never pay full price for

We reveal the health products that are on offer so often, that you should never buy them when they're full price.
James RoweSenior video and audio content creator

James brings experience from the BBC and commercial radio to our award-winning video and audio team, where he produces our always-on podcasts and presents Which? Money, our weekly personal finance podcast.

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When you're buying health products in the supermarket, you might see your favourite brands on offer one week, and back to full price the next.

But new research from Which? has revealed all sorts of products from toothpaste to deodorants can more often than not be found at a reduced price at one of the big supermarkets. 

This episode is hosted by Harry Kind and Grace Forrell, alongside Which? researchers Sara Spary and Ellie Simmonds, and Dr Cathrine Jansson-Boyd, a Reader in Psychology at Anglia Ruskin University.


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