Counsellor charges / cost of diet

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bedazzled1980

Full Member

• 1 April 2009

• #1

Hi there - I wanted some advice please on how much people pay for their diet as i thought it would be the same across the board. But a counsellor i saw today said on SS (having 21 items a week) would cost me £37.50 regardless of what diet items i have.

Is this normal? Good? Bad?

Just wanted some advice, thanks so much
xxx

 

kerrypants

Member

• 1 April 2009

• #2

as my councellor will be coming to my house to do weigh ins ect, she's only coming every 2 weeks, and she quoted me £75.60 for the 2 weeks so 42 packs, so i think what your getting charged is more or less correct

 

Fatty_no_more

Slimming for my children

• 1 April 2009

• #3

yea thats what I pay but I am only allowed 3 tetras with that or else its more money so i htink your getting a good deal there!
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hypno1

Full Member

• 1 April 2009

• #4

Yeah I think it's normal, mine is £34 without tetras or £38 with tetras and that's regardless of how many tetras I take, I had 14 last week and it made no diff to cost. £37.50 is good as a flate rate.

 

Lin18

Silver Member

• 1 April 2009

• #5

Hi i pay £1.70 per shake and £1.90 per brik and £1.90 for bars i think most are more or less the same.

 

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chuckles

Member

• 1 April 2009

• #6

Mine comes to £39.90 every week. So surely it isn't fair that he is charging me the same for tetras as the soups?

 

Purple Hugs

Loves weight.. training!

• 1 April 2009

• #7

Lin18 said:

Hi i pay £1.70 per shake and £1.90 per brik and £1.90 for bars i think most are more or less the same.

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I'm the same as this

 

Lin18

Silver Member

• 1 April 2009

• #8

To be honest they can charge you what they want to if your really not happy with the cost you could look for another CDC in your area and see what they charge.

 

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Lilac

Full Member

• 1 April 2009

• #9

CD only sets recommended retail prices so it's up to each CDC what they charge. If you're not happy with the prices your CD charges then check out if there's another CDC locally who charges less.

 

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wannadrop3st

Full Member

• 1 April 2009

• #10

yep, mine are £1.70 for shakes and £1.95 for each tetra / bar / porrige

 

Purplepixie

Full Member

• 1 April 2009

• #11

I am a flat rate of £39 no matter what I have.

 

**sparkles**

Silver Member

• 1 April 2009

• #12

I pay £37 for 21 items no matter what they are.

 

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Amanda71

Silver Member

• 1 April 2009

• #13

I pay £35.70(£1.70) per item for whatever I have (usual order is 14 shakes and 7 bars )

 

casperos

Full Member

• 1 April 2009

• #14

Mine is £35.70 - whatever i opt for I think ? It cost me that 4 7 shakes,7porridge & 7 soup

 

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LauraLou85

Full Member

• 1 April 2009

• #15

Mine is £35 i Have 12 porridge and 9 shakes! xx

 

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bedazzled1980

Full Member

• 2 April 2009

• #16

Thanks everyone for your replies. Sounds like I'll be paying pretty average prices which is fine, just wanted to check. I am suprised they can charge what they want, I assumed it would be standardised.
Well...just gotta get through the first week now!! I've just finished day 3 and so far so good... Resisted weighing myself but don't look/feel any different anyway..YET!!