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Lovehoney £10 spend gets FREE vibrator

Mötley Crüe 'Ultra Powerful Vibe' is normally £30

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If you're spending £10 or more at Lovehoney* and you go via this link, you can get a Mötley Crüe 'Ultra Powerful' vibrator (normally £29.99) completely free. The offer will end as soon as all 1,000 free vibrators have been claimed, so go quick if this is something you're interested in.

Lovehoney says nothing is excluded from the £10 spend, and the freebie will be added to your basket automatically as long as you reach the £10 threshold before delivery's added. Delivery is £3.50 so it's technically a £13.50+ spend to get the vibrator (though delivery will be free if you're spending £30 or more).

Before you place your order, double check the free gift has been added to your basket. After they're all claimed, Lovehoney says the offer will be replaced with a '£5 off £15 spend' deal. We'll update you here with more info on that when we get it.
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