What is the price for delivery?
Our standard delivery rate is £10.00 per order.
This covers the packaging, paperwork and the actual delivery to your chosen delivery address. This charge is for England, Wales and Scotland with an additional charge for some Highland and Central London locations as well and Northern Ireland and islands.
Given that many of our products are either heavy, bulky, or liquids there can be additional charges depending upon the volume of goods ordered.
Your delivery charge will be confirmed during the check-out process and BEFORE you are asked to pay for anything. If you would like a confirmed delivery charge before you order, then please just call or contact us.
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