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Home Bargains has many better prices than most of the stores listed (e.g., Beconase 100 Sprays - cheapest listed was Savers at £4.99. Home Bargains price £3.99).

hi, the prevalence of loyalty pricing is such that the lowest price is often hidden in the wrong supermarket within the Trolley app. I wonder if you could have a subscription version of your app that takes into account loyalty pricing?

Hi, I've recently started using your app, and love it. I have noticed, however, the prices you have for Amazon are often not correct. Yesterday, you stated that 'Aveeno skin relief' on amazon was around £2.70. when i followed the link directly to Amazon, it was infact atiund £7.

After using the app for months with no requirement to sign up, it's disappointing and frustrating to now be forced to create an account in order to see a full list of retailers selling a product.

on items which have a weight and specifuc quantity the two get incorporated into the price comparison resulting in erroneous details (look at a Bold 2 in 1 search for example. would suggest where a quantity is known the weight is ignored. Mike

https://www.trolley.co.uk/product/tepe-easypick-m-l/MOK570 this ebay item on the website is misleading it shows 99p for a pack but when you cisit and select to basket it turns out theres only one single stick !

Needs optional sub categories, for example from the Chilled section then show sub categories of yoghurts, margarine etc. which are self selected. Avoids going through 50 pages of items that aren't always of interest.

i have found that the prices shown on the website are not always correct or up to date. on going into Tesco after downloading the app some prices were quite different to those shown

an option to add nectar or clubcard to your account so it takes that into account when choosing the cheapest item

I'm looking at Kenco today, and there is a little "2x" symbol in the top corner, next to the pack size. I don't understand what it means (on a lot of websites if you mouse-over a button like this it gives a popup explaining it). It appears to affect the price per 100g, by halving